Barefoot, smart, happy

Brief content: How high is the ceiling, what furniture to choose, and what lights to use? These seem to be issues of concern to designers and architects. Psychologists point out that moving your hands and feet on these small details can regulate your emotions and improve your ability to control your mood.
The higher the roof, the more creative it is.
The people in the higher room are more ambitious and have unlimited creativity, while the people in the lower room have less broad ideas and more persistent details. Experts believe that whether the space in which the body is located determines the amount of information the brain processes. The higher the roof, the weaker the person's sense of restraint and the freer his thoughts. The effect of a low room is the opposite.
Therefore, experts suggest that operating rooms, accountants and proofreaders 'offices are places for precision work rose toy , with lower ceilings. If you don't want to spend more money, you can also find a small room when signing the check. However, if you want to have a wide area in the conference hall, such as the conference hall double dildo , you have to build a spacious area. In addition adult toys for men , choosing bright wall paint and installing mirrors can also psychologically expand the space.
Baldy and smart are in a good mood
To say that the ceiling is not adjusted well big black ass , adjusting another psychological factor, the light source, is a matter of raising a hand. A study of 21,000 people in the United States found that the reading and math scores of students living in sunny areas increased from 7% to 18% compared with areas with short sunshine. Dutch neuroscientists added lighting to 612 residents, the prevalence of dementia fell by 5% and depression fell by 19%. Researchers pointed out that light affects the secretion of glucocorticoids in the body, affecting the brain's arousal and emotional intensity. Therefore, the researchers suggest using diodes that emit blue light and full-spectrum fluorescent lights at work, and turning on the lights appropriately or when you are in a bad mood.