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The good news in bad news
If reading bad news first thing in the morning sets a negative tone for your entire day, a new study offers a novel solution, without having to avoid media altogether.
(AFP) If reading bad news first thing in the morning sets a negative tone for your entire day, a new study offers a novel solution, without having to avoid media altogether.
Researchers from Tel Aviv University's School of Psychological Sciences found that repeated exposure to a negative event neutralises its effect on your mood and your thinking.
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