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In 2009 , psychologists from Keele University in the UK found that swearing can even help relieve pain .

2009年，一群英国基尔大学的心理学家发现：骂人甚至有助于减缓疼痛。

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。

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。

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。

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。

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。

While no studies have been done on this specifictopic , there is other research that suggests it might be . And , research led by psychologist DrRichard Stephens at Keele University in the UK showed that swearing can helpyou become more persuasive and increase pain tolerance , particularly for thosewho seldom swear in everyday life .

基尔大学（KeeleUniversity）的心理学家、博士理查德·史蒂芬斯（RichardStephens）所带领的团队进行了一项研究，发现咒骂可以让我们更有说服力，增加我们对疼痛的承受力，尤其是那些在日常生活中很少咒骂的人。