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Psychology Today Magazine
November 2014
The mysterious death of fashion designer L’Wren Scott.
Many people break the rules now and then.
The genetic mystery of one ethnic group illustrates the challenge of tracing one's origins.
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Advice on finding intimacy and repairing a broken bond
Two experts consider the trade-offs of acting out of character.
Superstition fills the gap when there's nothing you can do.
Abraham Lincoln commandeered the founding fathers as his own.
Many of this year's top headlines captured the stretching, breaking, and debating of rules.
Off-limits places attract a special breed.
A narcissist eulogizes a friend
Understanding the female orgasm and its purpose.
The effect of corruption appeared even more pronounced in Western societies.
Weeds and pests make up the invasivore's diet
Amanda Palmer redraws the line between performer and fan.
Her mother, her writing, and (un)happy endings
Why are rules about body hair are hewed to so closely?
A lone Devil's Advocate can change everyone's perspective.
