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Isobel Williams

HISTORICAL FACTS: Why keeping a secret can be good for you | History Defined

Three-quarters of people (76 percent) said they would immediately share good news but the study suggests that keeping it a secret might brighten your day. PHOTO BY SOUND ON/PEXELS 

Keeping secrets can be a good thing, according to new research.

Three-quarters of people (76 percent) said they would immediately share good news but the study suggests that keeping it a secret might brighten your day.

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