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Psychology Today Magazine
May 2010
When lust goes bust.
Healthy obsession can mean success.
Medical caregivers are great at denying their own need for care.
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Malicious talk could destroy your career.
Characteristics of long-term lovers
A run for your memory.
The benefits of psychoanalysis endure.
There's nothing hard to liking chard.
Predicting the next big thing.
Mistrust, wisdom and more.
Boost your brain with ancestral fare.
Amp up your workout.
Strengthen your self-control.
Apples are brain food.
A scientist takes a secret 10-year odyssey to literary success.
Skip the small-talk and converse.
Executive personality shapes a company.
Playing hard-to-get.
Muslim women cover in style.
Because you could do everything better
Subtle signals of style
Book reviews on stereotypes, endangered empathy and illusion.
Bloggers dish on bad advice.
Color blindness is a learned skill—and one we can do without.
The power of birth order
Grin and fake it.
Can he change for the better?
The nonconformist child.
Should I be friends with my ex?
A reporter investigates the many sides of her late mother.
