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Psychology Today Magazine
March 2006
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Feelings like joy and despair may not be unique to humans.
Standing on the shoulders of giants.
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Book reviews on human nature, family, anger and more.
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A bullet transformed him from bad-ass Marine.
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Six ways to be thankful every day.
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More than a funny little poem.
