🗞🇨🇺☀️ ¡Buenos días! Les compartimos las primeras notas de este viernes, que se pueden leer con VPN desde Cuba:
✈️ El Congreso hondureño tumba el acuerdo aéreo firmado por Xiomara Castro y el régimen cubano https://bit.ly/3YmNbV3
☝🏼 Obama compara los discursos de Trump con los de Fidel Castro y lo acusa de "dividir" EE UU https://bit.ly/3BFEMTH
🌀 El huracán Milton deja una senda de muerte y destrucción a su paso por Florida https://bit.ly/3YnOza0
⚖️ Evo Morales es citado para declarar en un caso de presunta "trata de personas" y "estupro" https://bit.ly/3BwAlKW
🏆 Nobel de la Paz a una organización japonesa contra el uso de las armas nucleares https://bit.ly/3Y0dZJm
🔊#Podcast Reinaldo Escobar: ‘Como lo viví’ del 11 de octubre de 2024 https://bit.ly/4dQULMc
📰 Como todos los viernes, les compartimos nuestra versión en PDF para que lean lo mejor de la semana en 14ymedio https://bit.ly/48b6tA0
🎙 El Cafecito Informativo con Yoani Sánchez https://bit.ly/3Nlxnvd
👋 ¡Hasta más tarde!
Putting feelings into words can help your brain process them. Saying “I feel angry,” “I feel hungry,” or “I feel love” lowers activity in the amygdala, which reacts strongly to emotions. At the same time, the right ventrolateral prefrontal cortex becomes more active. These brain areas work together, helping the brain manage all types of feelings more clearly.
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Scientists studied how well people can judge personality traits such as extraversion, intelligence, and empathy. They used short videos, muted videos, and photos to see how much information helps. Participants were also tested on their ability to recognize emotions. The results showed that people who are better at recognizing emotions are also better at judging personality accurately. In this study, women were generally more accurate than men.
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