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Old men grumpy no more
Contrary to popular belief, men do not become more grumpy with age, new research cited in the Telegraph suggests.
Scientists found that older people view the world through rose-tinted spectacles, remembering the good times rather than the bad.
Researchers asked groups of 19 to 31-year-olds and 61 to 80-year-olds to view a series of photographs while analysing their brains’ activity.
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