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March 1993
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One thing we've learned about love so far: Those who fall in love most readily are those with a history of insecure attachment.
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What type of lover are you? Identify your love persona.
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Examines the family, the source of our greatest hope for happiness which sometimes turns out to be the source of our greatest disappointment.
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The United States is the most gender-equitable nation in the world, homicidally speaking. Murder among husbands and wives, difference in motives, and the 'Sex ratio of killing,' or SROK in US is double of other Western countries
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In praise of praise
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Into the Mouths of Babes
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The lowdown on depression
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Let the games begin
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Mind/body medicine--at last
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