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Why some hugs stay with us for years, according to study of 15,000 adults

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A newly released study explored the emotional power of hugs and how they shape our memories. By surveying over 15,000 adults, researchers found that feelings of comfort, support, and connection heavily influenced these memories. The analysis revealed interesting gender differences in remembering hug

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  1. The Times of India India Why some hugs stay with us for years, according to study of 15,000 adults A newly released study explored the emotional power of hugs and how they shape our memories. By surveying over 15,000 adults, researchers found that feelings of comfort, support, and connection heavily influenced these memories. The analysis revealed interesting gender differences in remembering hug 4 h ago · Tier 3

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