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You really can think so hard about something that it hurts, according to a new study.
The American Psychological Association recently published new research proving that mental exertion leads to negative feelings and irritation.
The study was published Monday in the APA's monthly journal, Psychological Bulletin.
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Data collected from a wide variety of professions across 29 countries shows that mental efforts can be seen as aversive, and that unpleasantness appears to apply to specific populations with certain characteristics. Painful thinking seemed to have less effect on those in Asian countries than other populations.
A woman, sitting on a couch, appears to be deep in thought. (BSIP/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)