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Is Cursing a Sign of Intelligence?
3 monthes ago | By Cleveland Clinic
To some, it's bad manners. To others, it's practically an art form. It's a taboo that exists in every culture, and a feature in many people's day-to-day lives. It inspires outrage, laughter, sadness - and sometimes even romance.
“It,” of course, is swearing. And it's got scientists talking.
Over the past few years, studies have linked profanity to health benefits - like pain relief - and traits - like honesty. Are these associations real, or are all these studies a bunch of BS? We talked to health psychologist Grace Tworek, PsyD , to learn more.
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