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January 2002
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In the aftermath of 9/11, some 4 million Americans faced exaggerated fears or generalized anxiety disorder.
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Carter recounts his childhood on a Georgia farm, where, it seems, the seeds of greatness were sown.
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An emotional eater since her teenage years, Fergie chats about food, fad diets and what really works.
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A spontaneously-generated password may be more revealingthan you think.
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DO SPORTS KEEP KIDS UNDER CONTROL?
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SICK DAYS: Boys bully and girls stay home
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Worldwide Weight Loss
by Sam Guilloud
Please Pass the Role
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Anxiety After 9/11
Post 9/11 Americans suffer from generalized anxiety disorder.
by Brad Schmidt,Jeffrey Winters
AT HOME ON THE RANCH
by Pepper Schwartz,Paul Chance
THE NORMAL ABNORMAL
by Ray Monsour Scurfield
The mind's eye
by Beverly Engel
Sarah Ferguson - The Duchess Weighs In
Fergie on food, fad diets and what really works.
by Carin Gorrell
HE SAID, SHE SAID, THEY ATE
by PT Staff
A NATION SEEKS COMFORT IN CALORIES
by PT Staff
Fan Club Confessions: Teens underestimate influence of celebrity
How celebrity idols influence teens.
by Courtney Bennett
M Words
by Robert Epstein
PT BOOKSHELF
by Jessica Rogers
Gig news from little brains
by Nancy K. Dess
Extreme Stress and Tiny Babies
by Linda Formichelli
NEW CLUE TO A BAFFLING ILLNESS
by Julie Adams
Sex in America
by Michael W. Ross
Does Reading Alter Our Reality?
The alphabet you learn can affect your ability to see mirror images.
by Rose Smith
Fit for Life: Keeping the Weight Off
Reviews several studies of strategies for maintaining weight loss.
by Carin Gorrell
Positive Feedback May Backfire
Positive feedback could cause future performance anxiety.
by Angela Pirisi
Ask Dr. E
by Robert Epstein
DIET DETAILS: Who's choosing cigarettes? Junk food? Exercise?
by Jesse J. Logan,Kaja Perina
Inching toward the merger of man and machine
by Stephen Totilo
Robotic voices designed to manipulate
by Courtney Bennett
TRIGGERING AN EX-ADDICT'S CRAVING
by Kelly McCarthy
DEPRESSED MOTHERS
by Darcy Lockman
Passwords Reveal Your Personality
by Linda Wasner Andrews
A LINK BETWEEN CHILDHOOD SCORES AND ADULT DRUG USE
by Nada Mangialetti
Restoring lost libido
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