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Two new studies test 'Six Degrees of Separation' hypothesis
Two new studies test "The Six Degrees of Separation"
hypothesis.
Scientists explain why placebo response to antidepressants is so high, especially in young people.
Do we seek masculine or feminine features in our partner's face? It may depend on the age at which we reached sexual maturity.
School district structure can affect high school drop-out rates.
Parents are more likely to interfere in their daughters' dating
choices, especially in steering them toward high-achieving mates.
For men who are uncomfortable with the thought of a one-on-one therapy, many therapists say group therapy is a good starting point.
Can the clueless boost their emotional IQ? The psychologists who introduced the concept of EI a decade ago have differing views.
Most couples focus on avoiding conflict. But happy couples know how to maximize the positive—teasing each other, providing support in secret, and, when called for, taking the focus off their partner.
Are you feeling tightness in the chest, shortness of breath or a galloping heartbeat? Don't panic, it's not a heart attack.
