Elizabeth Svoboda

Hard times can awaken the hoarder within. Your trash is my treasure.
Random acts of kindness really do make you feel happier and in control.
Nothing really matters to these bitter (yet entertaining) pessimists.
How to explore the world: Developing a sense of wonder can be its own reward.
Why are some people so focused on pleasing others that they sacrifice their own needs?
What drives couples to repeatedly break up and then make up?
The ability to discern sexual orientation may be based on scent—something strongly rooted in biology.
What happens in the brain at the moment something takes place may be essential to false-memory.
Today's slot jockeys and lotto addicts are more likely than ever to be women.
Seniors keep their minds sharp by taking the stage, engaging their brains physically and emotionally without the deck of cards.
Never take love advice from a married friend. People who are in love or are in a long-term relationship are the worst at identifying how other couples feel about each other.
Loners are pitied in our up-with-people culture. But the introvert reaps secret joy from the solitary life.
"Sexual chemistry" is more than just a way of talking about heated attraction. Subtle chemical keys actually help determine who we fall for. But here comes news that our lifestyles may unwittingly undermine our natural sex appeal.
They're smart, they're funny, and they know it. But is cracking jokes that put other people down truly wise?
When the body swings, the mind is swayed. Therapy on the dance floor.
How to handle a problem parent. What are your obligations to a parent who's smothering or abusive?

Are you an introvert? How to break out of your shell—your way.

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