A study conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Massachusettsshowed, women could be healthy when it heard the word sorry. Conversely, womenwho experience painful or rough treatment of others are at risk of encountering an increase in blood pressure triggers a heart attack or stroke.
This study attempts to measure the pressure of dialostik 29 male and 59 female.Dialostik pressure is the pressure in the blood between the heart rate or the pressure inthe arteries when the heart is resting after contraction. If the pressure is too high it canincrease the chance of stroke or heart attack on that person.
As part of the study, participants then were asked to solve math test within five minutes individually. During the exercise test, the participant was interrupted three times by investigators with a tone of angry, and told the participants to work out more quickly.
At the end of the test, the participant said, what is done by the researchers is not a good thing. However, two minutes later researchers apologised for the violence that occurred in half of the male and female participants. The women participants receive an apology then becomes quiet, while the faster male participants thus became moreagitated.
"The results showed, there are potential benefits to the health of a woman over an apology," said one of the researchers.
Researchers explain, while listening to the word "sorry", a woman's blood pressure willreturn to normal trigger increased about 20 percent faster. In fact, they claim, just say the word apologize sincerely, we can help safeguard women's health, especiallycardiovascular health and extend her age.
However, while a woman can be healthier when hearing the word sorry, men's blood pressure is precisely 20 percent longer to recover after hearing an apology when it getsuncomfortable treatment. This shows a man tend to work harder after hearing theconfession of guilt.
