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PsyBlog: Superstitious? Why Even Rational People Hate to Tempt Fate view story
2 votes- Submitted by calinazaret
- 17 days ago
- (http://www.spring.org.uk/2008/08/...)
- Became popular 17 days ago
Put your rational hat on, if you will, and consider these questions:
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Free Will vs. the Programmed Brain: Scientific American view story
2 votes- Submitted by calinazaret
- 17 days ago
- (http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?...)
- Became popular 17 days ago
If our actions are determined by prior events, then do we have a choice about anything?or any responsibility for what we do?
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Magpies Challenge Bird Brain Myth view story
2 votes- Submitted by calinazaret
- 18 days ago
- (http://scienceblogs.com/grrlscien...)
- Became popular 18 days ago
Despite possessing a different brain architecture, birds are self-aware: which is essential the evolution of consciousness. This makes them more cognitively sophisticated than most mammals!
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New Study: Are Antidepressant Users Bad Drivers? - Healthy Living - Health.com view story
3 votes- Submitted by angels1013
- 19 days ago
- (http://living.health.com/2008/08/...)
- Became popular 19 days ago
SUNDAY, August 17, 2008 (Health.com) Psychologist compares the driving abilities of those taking antidepressants versus those NOT taking antidepressants.
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Study suggests that guilt can prevent impulse shopping -- Newsday.com view story
2 votes- Submitted by calinazaret
- 22 days ago
- (http://www.newsday.com/business/n...)
- Became popular 22 days ago
Most shoppers are guilty of at least one impulse purchase, but a study released yesterday said those who feel guilty about it are likely to fare better than those who experience the more intense feeling of shame.
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Horror film gene that makes some scream while others laugh view story
2 votes- Submitted by calinazaret
- 24 days ago
- (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2...)
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The secret of why horror films make some people scream in terror while others may simply laugh has been revealed.
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Mind Hacks: Trapped: Mental Illness in America's Prisons view story
3 votes- Submitted by calinazaret
- 29 days ago
- (http://www.mindhacks.com/blog/200...)
- Became popular 29 days ago
Photographer Jenn Ackerman has created a stunning and extensive video essay on Kentucky's correctional facility for prisoners with mental illness, interviewing the inmates, staff and clinicians who form part of America's biggest provider of residential ps
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Teens' Music Tastes Are Mental Diagnostic Indicators view story
2 votes- Submitted by calinazaret
- about 1 month ago
- (http://www.theage.com.au/national...)
- Became popular about 1 month ago
Doctors should ask their teenage patients what type of music they prefer to determine if they are at risk of developing a mental illness or committing suicide, researchers say.
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PsyBlog: 7 Myths of Crowd Psychology view story
2 votes- Submitted by calinazaret
- about 1 month ago
- (http://www.spring.org.uk/2008/08/...)
- Became popular about 1 month ago
Despite these beliefs both in sociology textbooks and in the general public, the actual evidence does not support it.
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In era of pills, fewer shrinks doing talk therapy view story
2 votes- Submitted by calinazaret
- about 1 month ago
- (http://www.physorg.com/news137085...)
- Became popular about 1 month ago
Cartoons about the psychiatrist's couch were recently the subject of a museum exhibition. Now, the couch itself may be headed for a museum. A new study finds a significant decline in psychotherapy practiced by U.S. psychiatrists.


