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Psychology Today Magazine
January 1998
How much can you stomach?
How spending time alone can enhance intimacy.
Informs on the effect of the El Nino phenomenon to people in the United States.
Getting from acquaintance to friend is a complex process.
Why some people overcome staggering economic disadvantages.
The consequences of lawyers and judges using "legalese" in the courtroom.
Deals with a study on how people relate to 'Dilbert', comic strip that depicts absurdities in the workplace to people's cynicism in the United States.
Informs on the global interest being given to Super Bowl football game events in the United States.
Denial of stress can break your heart--literally.
Informs on the 1998 National Eating Disorders Screening Program in the United States.
Cheeks too rosy? What causes this skin condition?
What's the difference between panic and anxiety?
Burned out? A vacation can help, at least for a while.