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January 2001
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If pleasure is not what drives us, what does?
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Studies show that hypnosis can treat everything from chronic pain to poor study habits. Chances are, it can work for you.
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How to overcome alienation and get closer.
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Psychologist, Dr. Joyce Brothers discusses how to have and maintain happiness—and joy—through tough times, with PT's Dr. Robert Eptstein.
More from this issue
Cubicle Wars
by Kristina Mastrocola
The View From the Couch
Watching too much television can have a negative affect on a child's body image.
by Peace Brod
The 15-Minute Diagnosis
by Camille Chatterjee
Overcoming the Impossible
by Ronald Bassman
Happiness Reexamined
by Robert Epstein
Our New Prez
by PT Staff
The Great Before and After
by Claudia Osborn
Marital Blues Bring Ills
Marital relationship stress is particularly bad for a woman's immune system.
by Kirsten Galisson
2001: The Space Odyssey and Us
by Nancy K. Dess
Programming Behavior
by Linda Formichelli
PT Bookshelf
by Paul Chance
FDA Under Fire
by Marc Bertucco
An Alternate Route
by Carin Gorrell
SAT Gap
by Michael Asprion
Are Hostile Kids Destined for Unemployment?
Aggressive children may be destined for later long-term unemployment.
by Tanya Zimbardo
The Male Pill
by Linda Formichelli
A Psychological Decade
by Nancy Dess
Food for Comfort
by Kirsten Galisson
Ask Dr. E
by Robert Epstein
Techno Tots
by Kelly McCarthy
We Can't Predict the Future--And That's for the Best
by Ellen J. Langer
Married to Memory Loss?
by Gabriel Berezin
PT Links
by Jessica Rogers
Work it Out
Exercise may be better than Zoloft at preventing relapses of depression.
by Rebecca Segall
A Dose of Good Behavior
Is your child acting out? Vitamins might be a key to improving behavior.
by Natasha Raymond
Finding Real Love
by Cary Barbor
Feel Better with Fish
Omega-3 fatty acids may improve mood and mental health due to their effect on communication channels in the brain.
by Cary Barbor
The Power of Hypnosis
Studies show that hypnosis can treat everything from chronic pain to poor study habits. Chances are, it can work for you.
by Deirdre Barrett
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