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Lauren Aaronson
Questions you can, and should, ask a therapist before therapy.
Looking for a job? Think positive, do your homework and be wary of lowball offers from family and friends.
How to change your everyday environment so that it encourages healthy eating and exercise habits.
A new study suggests that antioxidants may not be as beneficial as previously thought, but experts question the results.
PT reviews three books on communication for parents: Why Girls Talk, Why Boys Don't Talk, and If Dogs Could Talk; compares the three styles.
Sports psychologist Iain Greenlees shows how appearance is half the battle when it comes to winning.
Kids who imitate their mothers may develop a better sense of conscience. A child's sense of conscience depends on how well she mimicked her mother at age 1.
Psychologist William Todd Schultz examines how to use psychological theory to analyze the inner lives of dearly departed historical figures.
Expectations of stereotypes will come to pass if people believe in them.
Speech rate and voice pitch are depression indicators and can be monitored to track a patient's progress.
Grandchildren of divorced couples don't always have it easy. Some end up less educated and find themselves in turbulent marriages.
Why do adults automatically coo at a little baby? It may be an instinct that evolved to teach newborns language.
People do have control over their visits to the ER, especially when there's something good on the tube.
From avocadoes to zucchinis, diet is the new drug, as scientists discover that the benefits of foods go way beyond basic nutrition. It may be that your brain has the most to gain from what you eat.
The moral dilemma is an agonizing staple of philosophy classes. A study shows that its difficulty may be caused by a battle in the brain.
We often fail to detect concealed anger in close pals, but acquaintances spot it more readily.
An all-or-nothing mind-set can be self-defeating. It sets up dieters to think of themselves as failures and thereby they regain lost pounds.
Moods do rise with temperature—with or without the beach—but only in the spring.
Grape juice has many of the health benefits of red wine—namely healthy blood vessels and a well-guarded brain.
Do combative sports breed combative kids? Or is it the other way around?
