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Psychology & Psychiatry
Psychology & Psychiatry
Jurors Recommend Death Penalty Based on Looks, but New Training Can Correct the Bias
Legendary Marshmallow Test Yields Lessons for Everyday Challenges in Self-Control
Lions Scholar-Athlete Is a Star Snapper and Magician
Managing Eating Disorders During COVID-19
Mindfulness-Based Intervention Shows Promise for PTSD in Cardiac Arrest Survivors
Music and Madness Course Plumbs Rhythms of the Mind
Neuroscientist Carl Hart’s Memoir "High Price" Wins PEN Award
New Insight Into How We Form Impressions of One Another
No One Can Block This Grad
No Spike in Overdoses With COVID-Era Expansion of Methadone Access
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