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Psychology Today Magazine
May 2012
Maverick evolutionary biologist Margie Profet vanishes without a trace.
How to put passion back into your relationship.
A new wave of nonbelievers don't force their ideals on their kids.
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The bitch quotient, perfectionism and a bad wife.
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Magical thoughts, cheating, anxiety and the unconscious mind.
We're not freeloaders at heart, even when given a choice.
Adolescent girls have ADHD, too.
How to get better sleep, appreciate art and find your keys.
Millennial-friendly mechanisms to help today's youth grasp the psychology principles of yesteryear.
Why nepotism is here to stay.
Part of getting a job today requires a trial run.
It's time for spears without peers.
Magnesium deficiency is on the rise.
Trust in crust.
To the brain, physical and social warmth are one and the same.
Step aside, Big O: Zzz's matter, too.
Director Paul Weitz knows how to bluff his way to success.
Experts find lessons in their most memorable on-the-job blunders.
The real prize? A natural high.
In the game of love, which arrangement wins?
To get your mental engine humming, ignore conventional advice.
