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Need a Quick Boost in Physical Strength? Try Blurting Out Some Curse Words, a Study Suggests
When repeating four-letter words, participants held a challenging physical task for longer than when they said neutral words.
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Swearing May Unlock Strength You Didn’t Know You Had
Learn how psychology experiments suggest swearing increases focus and confidence during demanding tasks.
Psychologists tend to think more about the mind than the body. There are, of course, notable exceptions to this trend, with scientists in recent years exploring how physical cues and sensations (i.e., ...
A study in American Psychologist shows swearing improves physical strength and endurance by inducing disinhibition, ...
Physical therapy can play an important role in healthy aging by helping older adults maintain the physical strength necessary for independence. In traditional terms, physical therapy is a resource ...
Progressives Struggle to Take America’s Side in a Fight Audio By Carbonatix My piece earlier this week — noting research that college men have less physical strength than their fathers did — kicked up ...
Most important may be not quite right; yet it’s more important than ever, morally and even politically. For a man, physical strength as a whole — health, strength, energy, endurance, agility — is the ...
Everyone knows that weight lifting increases physical strength. But, for some, it can give psychological power, too. By Danielle Friedman When Cheng Xu was serving in the Canadian Armed Forces as a ...
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