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Why Do You Move Faster when Something Makes You Happy? Dopamine Plays a Key Role.
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If you're picking up someone you haven't seen in a while from the airport, you'll probably walk faster than if you're picking up a colleague. We all know that feeling, but why is that? A team from the University of Colorado investigated why you move faster when something makes you happy. Dopamine, […] Want to learn more about science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .
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