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Psychology Today Magazine
May 2006
Welcome to the richly diversified world of today's singles.
A school where kids can play all day—with good results.
The new rules of the immunity game.
Stop worrying about what the neighbors will think.
How to help a workaholic loosen up.
Temporary insanity in the deep.
Emotional serenity in just eight weeks?
Getting straight with his dad.
Advice on jealousy, abuse, online fantasies and more.
Book reviews on happiness, motherhood and more.
What's "in" on your grocery list.
Looking for a creative spark? Hop to the gym.
Managing friendships after the split.
Positive thinking brings the best job offers.
Tips on choosing a therapist.
Getting intimate with Fabio.
Facts from Ice-Age blondes to cramming for tests.
Try a shot of nostalgia to lift your mood.
Sudoku: How one man started a global craze.
How well do you know your favorite rock star?
The link between stress and gray hair.
Pamelia Kurstin, world class theremin player.
Scents that make you reach for your wallet.
Argentines are wild about "Crazy Radio."
Feeling beautiful comes from the inside.
Keeping your emotions in check.
Exercise has a nuanced impact on immunity.
Early lessons in independence.
Help yourself by helping the boss.
Happier and healthier with fish.
Taking enough time to vacation? Take the quiz.
Weighing the merits of tofu