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Psychology Today Magazine
May 2021
Mental health doesn’t just happen. Like physical fitness, it takes effort. Three principles spell the difference between just surviving and outright thriving.
Whether it’s an occasional shared sense of playfulness or our surging oxytocin when we gaze at each other, house pets and humans share a unique cross-species bond.
An atheist neuroscientist confesses how prophetic his skepticism turned out to be.
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