A new study by Japanese researchers now shows there are more benefits to looking at pictures of cute images than just getting a case of the warm and fuzzies. Afterwards, we concentrate better.

For the study, 19 participants watched videos of Western Australia’s quokkas — a famously selfie-adept marsupial known for its smile-like facial structure — for 30 minutes.

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The full study, "It's so cute I want to squish it! How Cuteness leads to verbal expressions of aggression," was presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology.

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One could make the argument that since real-life bears also often appear cute when in a non-aggressive state, cute illustrations aren’t a complete mismatch for a beware-of-bears poster, and that it’s ...