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2013/06/19 15:19
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Research in Michigan: Assisting pet owners to mak...
Good Wednesday morning and welcome to Research in Michigan, your weekly look at what Michigan professors and researchers are doing, as well as what experts from the state are saying in national...
Michigan State University University of Michigan Association for Psychological Science Hong Kong University of Science Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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2013/06/19 06:08
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New research draws link between people's beliefs ...
Whether a person believes obesity is caused by overeating or by a lack of exercise predicts his or her actual body mass, according to new research published in Psychological Science, a journal of the...
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Ross School of Business Hong Kong University of Science Hong Kong University of Science and Technology the University of Michigan University of Michigan
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2013/06/18 23:24
2013/06/18 23:24
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Red hot alert
Animal instinct: women in red. Men are simple creatures and, it turns out, women are too. Scientists have unlocked one of the secrets to sexual attraction – and it's as easy as wearing...
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Association for Psychological Science Melbourne Sydney Jessica Thomas
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2013/06/18 00:02
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Centre College professor is getting buzz for stud...
New research by a Centre College behavioral neuroscience professor and her students found energy drinks, the go-to caffeine delivery device favored by many students, ranked side by side with plain old...
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Centre College Association for Psychological Science in Washington Washington D.C. Centre College
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2013/06/17 17:43
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People attribute minds to robots, corpses that ar...
This research, published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, shows that people attribute minds to entities they perceive as being targets of harm, even...
Harvard University Harvard University Andrew Olsen Association for Psychological Science the University of Pennsylvania
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2013/06/15 23:17
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Why Americans Are Overworked and Under-Pleasured
Here, I address the following question: Why are we so stressed? The short answer, in my opinion, is the impossibility of achieving “work-life balance” in 21st century America. We're Running As Fast...
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OECD Ivy League The Center CHICAGO Karla
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2013/06/15 23:17
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This is Why We’re Fat and Sick: Stress in America
What is apparent from the graph is that, although Americans eat more calories than anyone in the world, we do not eat substantially more than our 1st world counterparts in Europe. We consume only...
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2013/06/15 23:17
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How American Food Makes Us Fat and Sick
The first time I went to a grocery store after moving to the US, I literally jumped in joy at the opulence of it all…The fruits and vegetables were perfectly waxed and huge compared to the little...
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2013/06/14 15:47
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DSM-5 enters the diagnostic fray
Fifth edition of the widely used psychiatric manual focuses attention on how mental disorders should be defined View larger image | The American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical...
American Psychiatric Association Thomas Insel Bruce Cuthbert David Kupfer Allen Frances
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2013/06/13 15:39
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People more likely to anticipate genuine smiles t...
People more likely to anticipate genuine smiles than polite smiles Washington, June 13 : People actually anticipate smiles that are genuine but not smiles that are merely polite, according to a new...
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Bangor University Bangor University
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2013/06/12 23:21
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Denise Cummins Selected for APS Fellow Status
To my readers: I just received notification that I was selected for Fellow status in the Association for Psychological Science in recognition of sustained outstanding contributions to the advancement...
Association for Psychological Science
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2013/06/11 13:51
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» Your Overconfidence Can Actually Be Dangerous
The adage “often wrong, never in doubt” may be an accurate assessment of the way many people think, a flaw that may lead to unsettling consequences. In a new study, researchers investigated...
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Don Moore Association for Psychological Science Wharton School Haas School of Business University of California
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2013/06/10 13:30
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Psychiatric treatments may change personality, st...
Psychiatric treatments may change personality, study shows Some doctors balk at the idea of trying to change a patient's personality, but a new study suggests that they're doing it already. The...
2013/06/10 13:30
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Psychiatric treatments may change personality, st...
Some doctors balk at the idea of trying to change a patient's personality, but a new study suggests that they're doing it already. The results show that talk therapy or psychiatric medications can...
2013/06/04 14:51
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» Get Out Your Rulers: Measuring Your Eye May Hel...
New research suggests the width of blood vessels in the retina may provide an early warning sign for brain health years before the onset of dementia and other deficits. Experts have found that...
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Duke University Duke University Dunedin Association for Psychological Science Washington
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2013/05/30 16:17
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Your Brain on Friendship
But intriguingly, research has shown that these forms of practical support - called enacted support - are much less important for the link to health than is perceived support, or the perception that...
Association for Psychological Science
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2013/05/30 12:26
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Texting before bed linked to higher stress
... a study of more than 500 people, those who used technology before bedtime reported higher levels of stress than those who didn't, LiveScience reports on May 29. But the association...
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University of Texas University of Texas-Pan American Association for Psychological Science
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2013/05/29 17:39
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Picking up second language determined by ability ...
Picking up second language determined by ability to learn patterns Washington, May 29 : A new study has suggested that learning to understand and read a second language may be driven, at least in...
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Hebrew University Hebrew University Association for Psychological Science Group of Eight National Institute of Child Health
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2013/05/29 08:03
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Fertile women wear more red and pink
In the study, researchers from the University of British Columbia asked 124 women ages 18 to 47 what color shirt they were wearing, and when they had had their last period, LiveScience reported on...
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2013/05/25 13:15
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Professor says 8 out of 10 S. Korean CEOs have fa...
Professor says 8 out of 10 S. Korean CEOs have faces with clear-cut features May 24, 2013 10:24 pm SEOUL, May 24 — Eight out of 10 South Korean CEOs have faces with clear-cut features, a professor...
Lee Kun-hee Seoul Samsung Electronics Co. Lee Kun Samsung Group
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