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Highlights: February 24–March 2

Here's what we've loved reading this week, including: how your thinking style opens or closes doors, a question about guns on campus, and how to deal with seemingly perfect people.

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Sequestration, Costa Rica Style

Worried about sequestration? We might take a tip from Costa Rica.
by David P. Barash, Ph.D.

Do We Really Need More Guns On Campus?

Colleges and universities must be free to set their own policies.
by David J. Skorton, M.D.

The Myth of the "Other Mother"

How to feel comfortable in your own shoes.
by Andrea Fox

What Type of Thinker Are You?

When we get stuck in convergent thinking, we miss the possibilities open to us.
by Toni Bernhard, J.D.

Are You Agreeable?

Then you’re more likely to benefit from placebos
by Joshua Gowin, Ph.D.

Mental Health 101

Shoes, marshmallows and dogs.
by Noam Shpancer, Ph.D.

What Kind of Thinker Believes in God?

Cognitive style helps determine religious faith.
by Matthew Hutson

Rejection and Discrimination Have Different Effects

How do reactions to rejection and discrimination differ?
by Art Markman, Ph.D.

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