With limited variation between genders, people who cursed more also named more animals, leading them to conclude that these people either A) were more likely to be well-versed in zoology, or B) simply had larger vocabularies.

实验显示男女差异并不大，骂得凶的动物名字报的也多，杰因而得出如下结论：这些人对深谙动物学，或者就是词汇量偏大。

Researchers in the U.K. have already shown that using profanity can help people become more emotionally resilient; now we know that it might even be a sign they'll do better on the SAT.

英国的研究人员早已发现，污言秽语更有助人们恢复情感；现在我们得知语言不逊或许意味着他们参加（美国）学业能力倾向测验能取得更好的成绩。

The study also found that people who curse a lot seemed to understand the difference between what constitutes an "appropriate" curse word and an "inappropriate" one. Racial slurs appeared much less frequently in people's lists of swear words than "general pejoratives" .

研究同样发现，脏字连篇者似乎也明白骂人的话有“合适”与“不当”之别。比之“一般的贬损之辞”，种族污蔑之语鲜有出现在人们的脏话之列。

So the next time you lose your keys or get stuck in traffic, don't be afraid to start letting those f-bombs fly freely.

所以，下次你钥匙掉了，或者碰到交通拥堵，就火力全开，让脏话满天飞吧。

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