They don't.
But people believe they do - even educated people.
they eIn a study, the people in hospital causalty/A&E units were asked about what they expect at a full moon. They all indicated that they expected more people to report, and to report with strangely acquired conditions.
The data was analysed and no patterns of unusual behaviour were occurred.
The same type of study was done with police officers - they too all aid that the full moon gets them busier - but the facts and figures don't back them up.
Yes, the full moon can make people act crazy for no reason... but our bodies have allot of water... rumor is that the moon effects water... The moon is something that can not be explained in any way but that... but, I can say, that people act funny around a full moon.
There is no proven correlation between moon phases and human behaviour that would fall into the "lunacy" category. An article from Psychological Bulletin [Vol 97(2), March 1985) called "Much ado about the full moon: A meta-analysis of lunar-lunacy research" written by J Rotten and I W Kelly published the results of a meta-analysis of 37 studies examining the relationship between moon phases and human behaviour and found that moon phases account for no more than 1% of variances that would be termed as lunacy. "Lunacy of the moon", an article in the Psychological Bulletin [Vol 85(5), September 1978 written by David E Campbell and John L Beet came to a comparable conclusion. However, there are some people who believe that the moon's gravitational pull can have effects on the human body, perhaps influencing our behaviour. The theory suggests that because the moon's gravitational pull affects our ocean tides, perhaps it can have some kind of pulling effect on the water in our body. There is no scientific proof of this theory that I'm aware of.
While some people may believe that a full moon can affect their mood, scientific evidence does not support this idea. Studies have not found a consistent connection between the phases of the moon and changes in mood or behavior. Any perceived effects may be attributed to other factors.
There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that children act crazy during a full moon. While some people believe in the folklore surrounding the full moon's influence on behavior, studies have not found any credible connection between lunar phases and increased activity or behavior changes in children.
Dogs can sometimes become intrigued by the sights and sounds of the night, including the full moon. The change in lighting and atmospheric conditions during a full moon may cause some dogs to act differently than usual. It's not uncommon for dogs to exhibit unusual behavior in response to environmental changes.
During full moon or no moon when people suddenly attain the realization that they are superior beings and their conversations and activities are being monitored by lowered beings, they act like werewolves ready to howl in stupidity which too will be followed by them.
they turn to a werewolf ... HOWWLL
Yes, the full moon can make people act crazy for no reason... but our bodies have allot of water... rumor is that the moon effects water... The moon is something that can not be explained in any way but that... but, I can say, that people act funny around a full moon.
Animals may appear to act strangely during a full moon due to increased light at night, which can affect their behavior and activity levels. Some animals may be more active or vocal during a full moon, while others may exhibit changes in mating or hunting behaviors. However, scientific research has not conclusively proven a direct link between animal behavior and the phases of the moon.
because they have nothing better to so they act strange so people can give them attention
it is because their emotional feeling that they act so strangely. Actually, i don't know that much
There is no proven correlation between moon phases and human behaviour that would fall into the "lunacy" category. An article from Psychological Bulletin [Vol 97(2), March 1985) called "Much ado about the full moon: A meta-analysis of lunar-lunacy research" written by J Rotten and I W Kelly published the results of a meta-analysis of 37 studies examining the relationship between moon phases and human behaviour and found that moon phases account for no more than 1% of variances that would be termed as lunacy. "Lunacy of the moon", an article in the Psychological Bulletin [Vol 85(5), September 1978 written by David E Campbell and John L Beet came to a comparable conclusion. However, there are some people who believe that the moon's gravitational pull can have effects on the human body, perhaps influencing our behaviour. The theory suggests that because the moon's gravitational pull affects our ocean tides, perhaps it can have some kind of pulling effect on the water in our body. There is no scientific proof of this theory that I'm aware of.
I act crazy all the time, its no different on a full moon. I do grow hair and start howling though... JK :) I <3 Hollywood Undead Listen to them!
A full moon does not have a direct effect on cats. Some people believe that cats may act more active or restless during a full moon, but there is no scientific evidence to support this claim. Cats' behavior is more likely influenced by factors such as their environment, routine, and individual personality.
they act strangely
Odd behaviour. To act strangely. To perform strangely. To perform on an unusual manner.
While some people may believe that a full moon can affect their mood, scientific evidence does not support this idea. Studies have not found a consistent connection between the phases of the moon and changes in mood or behavior. Any perceived effects may be attributed to other factors.