As reported in Marie Claire , psychologist Elaine Hatfield of the University of Hawaii, to sit in a small space at work run the risk of getting stress, as this moves quickly in the office.
"People seem to be able to imitate facial expressions, voice and posture of others with amazing speed," said the expert. "As a result, are able to feel the emotions of others in a surprising degree." The study suggests that we are like sponges that absorb the emotions that surround us, as published by MC . As we absorb the stress of others, begin to focus on the things that also cause us conflict or concern. This is because the flow of discontent, which acts as a depressant. And you know what's worse? That women are at greater risk of getting the stress of our friends, family or colleagues, because according to Professor Hatfield, we tend to be more in tune with the feelings of others.
So you know, avoid a negative attitude office , and when you feel tension in the air, go for a walk and a bit distracting. Also remember that having your clean desk will help you keep a clear head .
