What are some psychological facts about women?

 

1. Women have better senses of smell and taste. They have 50 more cells (neurons) in their olfactory bulbs—the part of the brain responsible for processing smells. Women also usually have more taste buds than men.
2. Men literally have bigger hearts than women. A female heart is about 2/3 the size of a man’s, and beats fewer times per minute.
3. The differences in the way men and women see the world is partly physical. On average, men are more likely to be colorblind, but their eyes also sense movement better. Women are able to distinguish small difference in color better.
4. Women typically have lower blood pressure than men—regardless of race or ethnicity.
5. Because of the high production of estrogen during puberty, girls brains generally mature two years earlier than boys.
6. When it comes to responding to emotional experiences, men only use one side of the brain while women use both sides. Women also retain a stronger memory for emotional events than men.
7. Women have thinner skin than men, and are thus more prone to develop lines and wrinkles as they lose collagen from aging. Men also have a higher collagen density, which makes them look younger longer.

8. While Men have physically larger brains than women, size does not directly correlate with intelligence. What’s learned by experience or study helps forge neuronal connections, which in turn determines intelligence.

9. Women have an average life expectancy that is 5.3 years longer than men, largely due to better immunity, reduced risk for blood disease, and lower risk taking.

10. If anyone calls girls after their name, they like it very much.

13 Psychological Facts You Should Know

1. If someone laughs at nearly every joke you tell, they might be into you.
2. Hugging a pillow or cuddling something soft often means you're missing someone.
3. When someone annoys you, ignoring them is more effective than reacting.
4. Patience and knowing when to let things slide strengthen relationships.
5. A half-hearted apology feels like more of an insult than an apology.
6. It's totally normal to struggle with words around your crush.
7. If you suspect someone is lying, stay silent. Over-explaining often exposes the truth.
8. Bottling up emotions can hurt your health and lead to hostility.
9. Venting to friends, family, or even your pet helps relieve stress.
10. The more you try to avoid someone, the more likely you are to run into them.
11. People who constantly criticize others often have their own insecurities they’re hiding.
12. Keeping a little mystery about yourself makes you more intriguing.
13. Relying on just one person for your happiness can hurt you in the long run.

5 Psychological Reasons People Hate You for NO REASON

1. People already decided they don't like you, they make a judgment and they look for proof to support it.
2. If something is missing in which type of person like you have something but they want attention, success and confidence.
3. May be they follow the crowd who don't like it individual Strong personality.
4. Who live in stress and Anger in their life, can spell onto you.
5. Some people dislike you, if you don't praise or agree with the.

What are some lesser known/ understood psychological facts?

 

1. 
   Taking a cold shower every morning develops discipline, mental power and gradually drives away fear from your life.
2. Practicing simple mental math puts your mind to task, forces your mind to expand, improves your IQ, improves memory, develops creativity and imagination, and generally makes you smarter.
3. When you read a novel or listen to a story about people you’ve never met, or places you’ve never visited, the brain starts to form mental images and pictures of the people and places to help you understand the story. The only way the brain can understand stories or abstract concepts is by forming mental images and pictures and then comparing then with pictures of real people and places you’ve seen, visited or read about before.
4. The easiest way to understand anything is to form a mental image or picture of the thing. This method can be used to explain very complex concepts even to people who are very illiterate and cannot read or write.
5. Don’t strain your brain trying to remember something you’ve forgotten. Instead, you can help your brain to remember the ‘thing’ you’ve seemingly forgotten, by trying to remember something else you did more recently that closely resembles the thing you’re trying to remember.
6. Train yourself to avoid confrontation and argument by maintaining total silence for a few minutes before you answer a question or respond to a statement. The asker will gradually feel frustrated, especially if it was a trick question. Eventually, the asker will move on to ask another question or shift the question to another person.
7. Let yourself off the hook from your accuser or captor by starting to tell an interesting story just when your accusers have started to interrogate you. This has the effect of diverting attention to a different subject, which may buy you time to think your next move or your way out.
8. If you’re ever in rush to get somewhere in a hurry and you’re walking along a busy street, you can become a psychological ambulance and maneuver your way through the crowd. Just increase your pace or start running steadily without running too fast while staring at a spot just above the heads of the people walking towards you and avoiding the people walking in your direction. The most natural thing for them to do is to give you way urgently, thinking that you’re in a desperate rush for something very important. The worst you can get are a few curses but you get the point.
9. The best way to downplay an argument is by pretending that your mind is preoccupied with other more important things which are causing you to look sad.
10. The best and quickest way out of an argument is by pretending that your opponent is winning the argument. The fact is that he/she will appear to have won the argument and therefore derive pleasure out of it, but the truth is that you’ve actually won the argument; you save time while your opponent will look like a fool.

Psychological Facts About Human Behavior

According to psychology, people like you for two main reasons: your success and your looks. Also, your signature size shows your confidence—bigger means more confident!

Here are some tips:

1. Negotiating Prices: When shopping, if you want to lower the price, say something like, "I love these jeans, but at ₹5000, I can’t buy them. If they were ₹3000, I would." This makes the shopkeeper feel connected to you and may lower the price.
2. Winning Arguments: If you’re in a debate, speak quickly. This makes it hard for others to respond, and people will see you as confident.
3. Answering Exam Questions: Start and end your answers strongly. The middle can be less perfect, but a strong start and finish will impress your teachers.
4. Ending Arguments: If you’re arguing with someone, compliment them to change the topic. For example, say, "Wow, you look great in that outfit!" This can help end the argument.
5. Greeting with Folded Hands: When you greet someone this way, it creates a positive connection and helps you remember them better.