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Psychology Today Magazine
March 2014
Millennials create lots of annoyance on the job, but they're pioneers in a new world.
Know yourself, know others
Anger may actually deter fist-first aggression.
The real purpose of dating; moving on after being used.
An ex-Marine sketches the faces of a decade-defining war
Is it ADHD?
Why must we kiss?
It may be possible to relieve anxiety and depression solely by manipulating bacteria in the gut.
Rethinking a sexual fling is normal
Globe-trotting photographer Jimmy Nelson makes the case for indigenous cultures.
Reading others is an essential human skill—but it's not failsafe.
Poking around the marrow of the funny bone
The latest studies on cheating, fatigue and spanking
Colors of culture
Women scan potential mates in a flash
How to deliver unwelcome messages.