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Jeff Howe
How those who suffer from low self-esteem
sabotage their own
relationships.
Provides information on a gelatin-based supplement called
Nutrajoint by Nabisco. Health benefits from the supplement; Effectiveness
of Nutrajoint.
Focuses on the study conducted by a team of Dutch researchers which
refutes the notion that people's behavior is consistent with their
stereotypes of the people around them. How the people acted the opposite
of how they would expect the famous person to behave.
Highlights the study on how people cope up with discrimination.
Defense mechanism of Afro-American women who experience discrimination;
How people in high society cope up when discriminated.
Beautiful people with ugly personalities—are not so pretty.
The internal alarm clock. Why we sometimes wake a minute before the alarm.
For an effective meeting, make sure everyone knows the
facts ahead of time.
Discrimination from the most unusual suspects. Why minority groups are still scrutinized.
States that popular drama and literature in the past and present
will still become popular in the future. Study conducted by Dean Keith
Simonton, a psychologist at the University of California; Exemption to
this fact.
Telling tall tales about your partner can improve the way you think about relationships—but worsen your actual memory.
Points out that cooperation increases the level of performance of
people. How cooperation improves people's self-esteem; Study conducted by
David Johnson, a doctor of philosophy graduate.
Suggests that people gesture less for the benefit of others than to help themselves think. Findings of a study by psychologists Jana Iverson and Susan Goldin-Meadow to know if people gesture while talking because they learn by watching others.
Deals with the importance of close friendships among children living in Iceland and China. Research conducted by the Max Plank Institute for Human Development and the Chinese Academy of Sciences; Decisions on friendships; Icelandic value of personal freedom reflected; Friendship as a transcultural priority.
Looks at how couples who are to be separated from each other expresses their feelings. Origin of this human behavior; People's attachment with each other.


