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Psychology Today Magazine
September 2009
Are you a procrastinator?
Being bad and venturing out-of-bounds can reap surprising benefits.
Depression is contagious.
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When does incredulity become paranoia?
Why men exaggerate their sex scorecard.
An autistic boy's greatest love—and loss.
Is it worth it to delay remarriage for the kids?
My boyfriend wants us to have sex in front of other couples.
When a husband cheats.
Will we ever elect an openly atheist president?
Acting smooth drains the brain.
Blushing says you care.
Why the rich have more sons.
The multiple causes of early death.
Do people understand the real you?
Book reviews on social life and psychiatry.
Do dreams enhance creativity?
Zappos.com employees work hard to create a happy organization.
Reverend Billy wants to mend your spending.
If only the DSM had a sense of humor.
Who should make end-of-life decisions?
The golden touch of Apple's Steve Jobs.
News on reputation, musical economics, humiliation and toddler aptitude.
Sit in the hot seat with style.
The many virtues of fatty fish.
Mating game: Cooperation in courtship.
Why you should incorporate high-intensity interval training into your fitness routine.
Many of us aren't what we seem.
Did 9/11 change Americans' way of life?
For many commuters, the trip to work is a job in itself.
There's something about seeing healthy menu options that frees us to make unhealthy choices.
Tips that keep you one step ahead of procrastination.
As natural memory-savers, tart cherries may take the cake.
Turkish pride is nagged by self-doubt.
Talking to kids about family finances.
