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Psychology Today Magazine
January 2003
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Joyce Lee Malcolm makes the case for firearms' historic role in helping to decrease violent crime.
Can you deliberately make love happen?
What happens when you run into your therapist?
Waiting until the last minute isn't a good thing.
Claiming attention deficit to gain a competitive edge.
Why we choose partners whose moods match our own.
Cutting back on extra-curricular activities may be the solution.
Does online dating really work?
Does our birth month hold clues to our personality?
Attention disorders are linked to obesity.
When a sweet tooth becomes a real addiction.
Why millions of Japanese youths are hiding.
Rock and roll yourself to sleep.
What the mind does during an out-of-body experience.
Too gorgeous to be employed.
Debating the benefits and drawbacks of caffeine.
Resolving not to make New Year's resolutions.
Rebuilding a happier relationship.
Psychic stress takes a tremendous toll on the heart.
Prozac makes your brain grow.
