PARENTS are torn over whether it’s okay for their young child to use swear words. A new study found that almost half of ...
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A study on nonsense words yields odd connection between curse word sounds and memory
‘Gruhious’ Was Harder to Remember Than ‘Clisious’ — Researchers Have Theories As To Why In A Nutshell The study tested made-up words, not actual profanity. Researchers created nonsense words using ...
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Need a quick boost in physical strength? Try blurting out some curse words, a study suggests
Blurting out some curse words could give you a quick performance boost. It might provide a surge in physical strength and endurance by reducing your inhibitions, according to a study published ...
Watch your mouth. Your parents repeatedly told you that the bad habit of swearing was disrespectful or lazy, but research now says cursing might actually be good for you.
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