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Jan 28, 2013 05:14 PM EST

Watching Cat Videos and Puppies Can Lead to "Cute Aggression" Behavior [Pictures!]

A Yale University study claims that looking at cute things, like cat videos and puppies, invokes not just an urge towards gentleness and care, but also a response dubbed "cute aggression," in which people respond to cuteness in a physical way.

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Dec 27, 2012 03:41 PM EST

Expressing negative emotions could extend lifespan

German researchers just published a study that shows statistically that people who constrain themselves and don't express anger live on average 2 years shorter than individuals who do.

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