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Psychology Today Magazine
September 2005
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More From This Issue
Envy-busting techniques to keep focused on what matters.
Why funny women turn off men.
He still focuses on his ex.
Tidbits on cancer, weight loss, bad habits and more.
How success can bring rejection and envy.
The competitive edge in the rink.
Book reviews on satisfaction, female chauvinists, mood disorders and more.
New Urbanist design facilitates everyday social interaction.
Antioxidants reduce brain damage from strokes.
The joys of parenthood, boy/girl ratios, body odor and appearance.
The trial and error of diet success.
Harvard dean of admissions gives some pointers.
Some accidental pregnancies aren't so accidental.
Antidepressants for both heart disease and depression.
Aunt Mom fills in for Mom when she's not around.
Exercise and eat away your risk for breast cancer.
Shedding light on the mysteries of identity and personality.
Self-reflection and depression go hand in hand.
Tips on how to buy a car.
Guidance on chatting and cheating and spreading goodwill.
Even your nose is a sucker for packaging.
The many benefits of meditation.
Must a cheater come clean to save the marriage?
This singer traded in her laptop for a guitar.
How a car salesman gets you behind the wheel.
The writings of Iris Murdoch show the effects of Alzheimer's.
In any relationship you need to accept and give love.
