University of Keele

Richard Stephens and his colleagues at the Keele University School of Psychology conducted a study to demonstrate how swearing might help affect someone's pain tolerance.

基尔大学心理学学院的理查德·史蒂芬和他的同事们进行了一项研究，探究爆粗口是怎样影响人的疼痛耐受度。

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Robin Hadley, of Keele University, found that 59 percent of men and 63 percent of women said they wanted children.

英国基尔大学的罗宾•哈德利发现，59%的男性和63%的女性表示自己想要小孩。

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The Bioinorganic Chemistry of Aluminium and Silicon, School of Chemistry and Physics, Keele University, UK

英国基尔大学化学与物理学院：铝和硅无机生物化学研究小组

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Women tend to swear less and that may make the words more powerful for them, says Stephens, a researcher in the school of psychology at Keele University in England.

妇女往往骂人较少，斯蒂芬斯，一位英国基尔大学心理学院的研究人员说。

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Researchers at Keele University's School of Psychology recruited 71 undergraduates who were asked to carry out a cold-water challenge while either repeating a swear word or a non-swear word.

英国基尔大学心理学院的研究人员们招募了71名大学生作为实验对象。大学生们在被要求进行一项冷水挑战的同时，一边反复说脏话或不说。

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Lauren Owen, a psychopharmacologist at Keele University and a member of the Alcohol Hangover Research Group, agreed that there was some scientific support for the idea.

劳伦欧文是基尔大学的精神药理学家，同时也是宿醉研究小组的成员之一。

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