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Psychology Why you feel the urge to jump off a ledge. No, you’re not suicidal July 14, 2014 - Updated on August 11, 2016
Mind & Brain People prefer getting an electric shock than being left alone with their thoughts July 4, 2014
Health How sound frequencies affect taste – will music replace sugar in your coffee? March 13, 2014 - Updated on November 16, 2020
Mind & Brain Female elitism? Women in Academia less likely to cooperate with lower-ranked colleagues March 5, 2014
Psychology Impulsive personality is linked to food addiction, study shows February 5, 2014 - Updated on July 20, 2023
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News A stable boss is better than an inspirational leader for most businesses December 13, 2013 - Updated on January 6, 2014
Mind & Brain Musical training doesn’t make you smarter, but that doesn’t mean it’s not important December 12, 2013
Health Stressed parents more likely to foster obese children December 10, 2013 - Updated on January 6, 2014
Health Writing about your trauma in third person helps recovery December 5, 2013 - Updated on January 6, 2014
News Parents who work odd schedules hurt relationships with their children December 4, 2013 - Updated on January 6, 2014
