January 2000

Shyness: The New Solution

The results of a recent survey are shaking up our ideas about shyness and pointing to a surprising new approach for dealing with it.

Will Your Marriage Last?

It's what happens in the first two years that predicts marital success.
Live Forever

Within 30 years, we will be able to scan ourselves--our intelligence, personality, feelings and memories--into computers. Is this the beginning of eternal life?
Reel Therapy

Using fiction as a clinical tool. Film and movies can be a form of therapy.

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Good Grades, Healthy Hearts

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The Darker Side of Fantasy

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Shyness: The New Solution

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