Crying Helps You Remember
If you think suppressing emotions are cool, think again. According to researchers of University of Washington and Stanford University suggest that suppressing emotions may actually hinder your ability to recall past events. During the study participants were shown a film depicting a married couple arguing. Subjects who hid their emotions during the viewing, remembered far less. Subjects also viewed slides of injured accident victims and were told personal information about each victims. The results showed that participants who suppressed their feelings recalled fewer details than the other participants.
Being popular in teenage
Being popular or cool is the most important thing, for an average teenager. According to this study by Child Development, teenagers who perceive themselves as well liked are just as socially successful over time as the kids who actually are part of the in-crowd. Teenagers who felt good about their place on the social ladder do socially well as the actual popular kids. The research suggests that our perception of how we fit into the social world is just as important than our real-life position in the social world. The study conducted among 164 students. Teenagers who did not fare well socially were those who did not perceive themselves as well liked.
