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Psychology Today Magazine
November 2001
The writer and actress shows how she wrangles her many moods.
Mental illness in the far reaches of the globe.
Many of us want to write, and the secret is anyone can.
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Physical activity alleviates depression.
Sometimes, bad oral hygiene is just an illusion.
Gender stereotypes persist in single-sex schools.
There's a limit to what online communication can relay about personality.
Preventing the common cold with alternative remedies.
Your boss might not be as overbearing as you think.
Oral contraceptives may hurt your sex life.
Long-term stress could be the cause of your cold.
When Excellence and Ethics Meet, a book by Howard Gardner
Provides information on the pseudophone invented by psychologist Paul T. Young.
Don't let mother nature play the stock market for you.
Kita Curry, Ph.D., talks to PT about suicide prevention.
