Tags: Psychology

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Human Brain Plans Multiple Potential Courses Of Action During Decision Making, Study Says

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Happiness: 'Mid-Life Crisis' Is A Myth, Happiness Increases Into Late Life, Study Says

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Memory: Episodic Memory Retrieval Happens Faster Than Previously Believed

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Belief In God Can Reduce Bias Against Others, Study Says

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Monkeys Can Be Spiteful Just Like Humans, Study Says

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Social Networks: Social Ties Are As Important As Exercise And Diet, Study Says

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Jared Fogle Transferred To Colorado Federal Prison

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3-D Video Games Can Boost Memory Formation, Research Says

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Biological Markers For Psychotic Disorders Identified

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Oxytocin Could Affect Males And Females Differently, Study Says

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PhD Barbie: Tennessee Woman Proves That Brains And Barbie Can Coexist

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Mathematical Humor Theory: Scientists Use Math To Predict Humor

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'Digital Hoarding': A New Disorder?

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Men Eat More When Women Are Watching, Study Finds

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'Skunk-Like' Cannabis Associated With Brain Damage, Study Finds

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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