But now, it seems, we should be proud of our red faces ... when we are embarrassed, ashamed, shy or guilty. Even Charles Darwin struggled to explain blushing — which is unique to humans ...

Blushing is a natural, physiological response, that occurs when adrenaline is released due to feelings such as being embarrassed, ashamed or excited. So, when a person faces physical challenges or ...

“If you’re embarrassed or ashamed, that’s when people ... The pictures featured both blushing and non-blushing faces. Researchers asked the study participants to judge how embarrassed ...

Of course, while there’s no reason to be ashamed of going ... simply because you know your face is growing redder. In those moments, it can feel as if your blushing will never end.

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“Blushing is a natural ... is released due to feelings such as being embarrassed, ashamed or excited. So, when a person faces physical challenges or threats, the body prepares physiologically ...