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Dressing in red around the office might have your colleagues seeing you in a different light! A new study from Durham University’s Robert Barton has found that when the same person is shown wearing a red-coloured top, rather than a blue one, they tend to be rated as dominant, aggressive, and even more anger-prone by others…
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