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Settle into your weekend with these thoughtful reads about hikikomori taking center stage, the Sussex Royals and familial discontent, how emotions increase false beliefs, and more.
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The Four Horseman of Morality

By Glenn Geher Ph.D.

Betrayal, outrage, guilt, and forgiveness.

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The Family Break-up

By Susan Krauss Whitbourne Ph.D.

The science of discontent, royally speaking.

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How Does Communication Work?

By Vyv Evans Ph.D.

Part 1: The role of non-verbal cues.

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Homo-Negativity Around the World

By Mark Travers Ph.D.

Attitudes towards homosexuality across 23 countries.

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Hikikomori, a Global Epidemic?

By Christopher Bergland

The need for better diagnostic criteria to define hikikomori.

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Frighten Them and They Will Believe It

By Sara Gorman, Ph.D., MPH, and Jack M. Gorman, MD

How emotions increase false beliefs.

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The Latest Evidence on Autism Diagnoses and Treatment

By The Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research

Research and treatment strategies.

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Gardens, Good for the Soul?

By Seth J. Gillihan Ph.D.

Seven ways of finding comfort and healing in a garden.