What psychological facts shock you?

What psychological facts shock you?

• The very last person on your mind before you fall asleep is either the reason for your happiness or your pain.
• While money can buy happiness to an extent, studies show that after Rs. 49 lakhs (approx.) per year, increased income does little to boost happiness.
• Your favorite song is your favorite because you associate an emotional event with it.
• We can sense when somebody is looking at us even if we don’t see them.
• 75% of people try to fall back asleep in the morning just to finish their incomplete dream.
• Psychology says people who are lying to you tend to look up and to their left.

• Reading for almost 30 minutes a day can help you live almost 2 years longer.
• Babies born during the month of ‘May’ are heavier than babies in other months.
• Children aged between 6 and 12 are more likely to wake up hearing their mother’s voice calling their name than hearing the sound of a home smoke alarm.
• The most common lie is ‘I’m Fine’.
• Intelligent people tend to have fewer friends than the average person. The smarter you’re the more selective you become.
• It takes 4 seconds for a silence to become awkward.
• Unhappy people watch more TV.

• When crying from happiness the first tear will come from the right eye but if you are crying from sadness it will come from the left.
• The brain is made up of 75% water.
• People are often more productive in blue rooms
• Men say approximately 12,500 words per day whereas women say 22,000.
• We are most creative at night and least creative in the afternoons.
• People read faster with longer lines but prefer shorter ones.
• According to the New York Times, 17% of people regret getting a tattoo.
• If you announce your Goals to others you’re less likely to succeed.
• It is possible to die from a broken heart. It’s called Stress Cardiomyopathy.
• 90% of people text things they can’t say in person.

• When a person dies, they have 7 minutes of brain activity left in which they see a dream-like sequence of their memories.
• People who understand sarcasm well are often good at reading people’s minds.
• Good liars are better at detecting the lies of others.