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Psychology Today Magazine
March 2004
How do personalities form?
What happens when parents give their kids unusual names.
Homeopathy defies the laws of science, but then again it may just work.
Communicating via e-mail alone can doom a relationship.
More From This Issue
How humor can relieve depression.
Why do some people collect useless objects?
A diet rich in fatty fish reduces risk of mental health problems.
Are the benefits of the gym overstated?
Sleep-deprivation therapy doesn't always work.
A diet of fish can boost your mood and heart.
Exercise may be especially critical for those with depression.
He doesn't remember what it's like to have a good day.
Depression and heart disease can go hand in hand.
Is depression really caused by brain chemicals?
Incidents of self-harm continue to grow among young women.
Students show signs of psychological distress.
Higher wages require more than smarts.
Counselors say college kids need parentectomies
Campus counseling centers help kids cope
Genetic commonalities between the two conditions.
Do young minds and civil society crumble from the F word?
Being overly fearful can hurt your health.
Fast facts on the brain, vitamins, pot and more.
A chat with mystery writer Mary Higgins Clark.
Hara Estroff Marano gives advice on parenting.
The low-carb diet can lead to irritability and mood swings.
The young flock to a rigid form of vegetarianism.
Some memories are well encoded by the brain, and others are not.
Identical twins talk about their identical counterparts.
How to spread a popular name.
How the milestone changes a woman's appetite.
For children, psychiatric help can be hard to find.
Devotion does not cure jealousy. Love isn't about supplying the missing piece to create someone else's wholeness.
Playing outdoors may curb the disorder.
My girlfriend flirts with my boyfriends.
Kids who harass others aren't outcasts with low self-esteem.
Applying the principles of natural selection to poetry.
When there are too many options.
Pleasant music can soothe pain.
Everyone needs to know how to give and receive compliments.
How to move on after infidelity.
Communication makes an office tick.
Marriage's golden ratio predicts success.
Facts on marriage, sleep, and heart disease.
Having babies is serious business.
