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Eye-catching studies that didn't make the final cut:

Photo of boyfriend reduces physical pain felt by women.

Training in mental "hardiness", designed to protect against the effects of stress, is associated with improved academic performance among undergrads.

CBT in the British NHS: Vague imposition or imposition of vagueness?

Accuracy and Biases in Newlyweds' Perceptions of Each Other: Not Mutually Exclusive but Mutually Beneficial.

Why national IQs do not support evolutionary theories of intelligence.

The face reveals athletic flair: Better National Football League quarterbacks are better looking.

It means they have less executive control, but ultimately toddlers benefit from having an underdeveloped prefrontal cortex.

How our attitudes to controlling our own moods and feelings change across the lifespan.

What does it mean when jurors nod?


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