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Psychology Today Magazine
January 2020
Expert tips for approaching your time, relationships, mental health, and passion projects with more confidence and efficiency.
For every predator, there's an enabler—sometimes an entire network. Inside the mind of an enabler.
Discovering that you are a certain “type” can be fun, thrilling, reassuring—and seriously misleading. Why do popular personality tests still draw us in?
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