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Title	Publication Date	Author	Magazine Issue
Mystery of Disgust How much can you stomach?	January 1, 1998	Erik D'Amato	January 1998
Honey, Let's Get Divorced Kids are especially blindsided when divorce occurs in low-conflict marriages.	March 1, 1998	Hara Estroff Marano	March 1998
Polite Company A chat with Judith Martin about etiquette.	March 1, 1998	Hara Estroff Marano	March 1998
Anatomy of a Violent Relationship Some batterers are like pit bulls, other like cobras.	March 1, 1998	Neil S. Jacobson,John M. Gottman	March 1998
Holy madness in healing A psychiatrist's experiences with a guru and his miracles.	March 1, 1998	Dennis Gersten	March 1998
The Incredible Shrinking God Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung presented themselves as scientists—but functioned as gurus.	March 1, 1998	Marian M. Jones	March 1998
Shrinking Your Prostate Herbal ways to shrink your prostate.	March 1, 1998	Richard Firshein
Where Bias Begins: The Truth about Stereotypes Stereotyping is not limited to those who are biased. We all use stereotypes all the time.	May 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	May 1998
Wired for miracles? Epilepsy. ADD. Depression. PMS. Insomnia. What do all these conditions have in common? They're being treated with a new form of high-tech brain biofeedback.	May 1, 1998	Jim Robbins	May 1998
Finding Strength: How to Overcome Anything Think you'll never overcome a setback? Think again. Ten surefire ways to rebound.	May 1, 1998	Deborah Blum	May 1998
Hot and bothered	May 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	May 1998
Triumph over torture A Tibetan woman's account of twenty-seven years of torture in labor camps for resisting China's occupation of her homeland.	May 1, 1998	PT Staff	May 1998
Blinded by Beauty Are pretty people healthier? Not necessarily.	May 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	May 1998
Wanna Play? There's no such thing as "just" a game. Sure, games are fun. But the play that's built into them makes them psychologically truer than other experiences.	July 1, 1998	Jay Tietel	July 1998
The power of secrets They divide people. They deter new relationships. And they freeze the development on individuals.	July 1, 1998	Evan Imber-Black	July 1998
Psychology's Own Peace Corps The new science of stopping war.	July 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	July 1998
Face it! Reading faces and our survival as a species.	September 1, 1998	Deborah Blum	September 1998
Cyber sex A close look at the e-mail exchanges that sparked New York's notorious trial illuminates the upside-down world of post-modern courtship.	September 1, 1998	Joan Ullman	September 1998
What if You Hadn't Read This? The study of counterfactual thinking.	September 1, 1998	PT Staff	September 1998
Think Like a Shrink Yes, you can see through the defenses other people—and even you—hide behind.	September 1, 1998	Emanuel H. Rosen	September 1998
College can give you grief	September 1, 1998	PT Staff	September 1998
Why we need Miss America The annual pageant brings hoots and snickers, but when the winner is crowned this September, we'll be reminded once again of some vital truths about ourselves and our country.	September 1, 1998	Jill Neimark	September 1998
Years Later, a Quieter Mind	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
Normality... the final frontier	January 1, 1998	Lorraine Lelis	January 1998
Helping spouses make a sober vow	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
Marriage education: Not by the book	January 1, 1998	Hara Estroff Marano	January 1998
The Call of Solitude How spending time alone can enhance intimacy.	January 1, 1998	Ester Buchholz	January 1998
Crazy? press 1 for yes, 2 for no	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
Don't even think about it	January 1, 1998	Michael Ventura	January 1998
Why fat heads are fitter	January 1, 1998	Richard Firshein	January 1998
The Neurological Basis for Panic What's the difference between panic and anxiety?	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
Anti-cancer sprouts	January 1, 1998	Richard Firshein	January 1998
The dieters' hall of fame	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
Radio-active shrinks	January 1, 1998	Peter Doskoch	January 1998
Friends? Not So Fast Getting from acquaintance to friend is a complex process.	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
An antidepressant aesthetic	January 1, 1998	Angela Pirisi	January 1998
The Rags-to-Riches Formula Why some people overcome staggering economic disadvantages.	January 1, 1998	Marian M. Jones	January 1998
Dissecting Dilbert 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.	January 1, 1998	Marian M. Jones	January 1998
The Danger of Denial Denial of stress can break your heart--literally.	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
Free screening for eating disorders Informs on the 1998 National Eating Disorders Screening Program in the United States.	January 1, 1998	Marian M. Jones	January 1998
Liver or leave'er?	January 1, 1998	Richard Firshein	January 1998
Headaches with a family history	January 1, 1998	Lauren Goldstein	January 1998
Dr. Laura wants you to stop whining	January 1, 1998	PT Staff	January 1998
When men can't speak man to man	January 1, 1998	Lorraine Lelis	January 1998
Relapsing: The Vicious Cycle	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
Ultrasound: A new view of the mind	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
Courting the Jury The consequences of lawyers and judges using "legalese" in the courtroom.	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
J'aime Le Super Bowl Informs on the global interest being given to Super Bowl football game events in the United States.	January 1, 1998	Marian M. Jones	January 1998
The nightmare of drug dreams	January 1, 1998	Annie Murphy Paul	January 1998
Managing Your Money - and Your Stress	January 1, 1998	John W. Schott,Jean S. Jean S.	January 1998

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