Showing posts with label study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label study. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

The Color Of Your Car Can Prevent It From Being Stolen. Choose The Perfect Color

A new study reveals that the color of your car can prevent it from being stolen. This study proves that the most common car colors that are manufactured – Black, White and Silver/Gray – have been stolen more than the strange or flashy colors like red, pink, yellow, green or turquoise for example.

So beware before buying your car, its color might prevent or increase the chances of it being stolen.

Pink Car

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Calculate Your Real Age - Based on A Proven Study

Can you believe that the man in the picture is 22 years old and the woman in the other picture is 19?!

I know this might be the oddest question to ever be asked considering the numbers given. Well they are actually 22 and 19 social years old.

Let me explain this to you. Recent studies created different ages to people. Depending on how much they eat, sleep, socialize and study/work. The conclusion was that an average person would spend 33.3% of his life sleeping, 8.3% eating (food and snacks), 33.3% studying/working (job or housewife) and 25.1% socializing/experiencing/thinking. The study is very interesting. Let's assume the percentages in daily hours.

24 hours a day: 8 hours sleeping, 2 hours eating, 8 hours studying/working and 6 hours socializing/experiencing/thinking.

Now let's talk years

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Everyone Agrees: Women are Hard to Read

A new study backs up what men have said all along: Women are difficult to read. And the women agree.

Researchers at Indiana University showed video clips from 24 different speed dates and asked male and female participants two simple questions: “Do you think the man was interested in this woman?” and “Do you think the woman was interested in this man?” Their answers were then compared with the responses of the speed daters themselves.

The results, published in the January issue of the journal Psychological Science, show that both men and women are able to gauge a man's interest in a woman, but are equally baffled when it comes to figuring out if a woman is interested in a man.