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Heightened Sensitivity to Cheap, High-calorie Food Is Linked with Obesity

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Psychological Testing May Predict Success in Football

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Relationship Between Social Media and Democracy

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Deaf Children's Gesture Mismatches Provide Clues to Learning Moments

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Women Cannot Rewind the 'Biological Clock'

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Recovery from Anesthesia May Be Sped by Use of Common Stimulant

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Income Inequality and Distrust Foster Academic Dishonesty

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No Bad Luck This Friday Unless You Think it Will Happen

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Guidelines for Preparing High School Psychology Teachers Approved

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Misperception of Weight Is an Important Barrier to Weight Loss

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Red Wine Could Help Block Fat Cell Formation

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Activity in Brain Networks Related to Features of Depression

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Young Women at Growing Risk of Drunk-driving Crashes

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Long Commercials Evoke Stronger Emotions

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Empathy Doesn’t Extend Across the Political Aisle

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In-School Tests Suggest Overweight Boys and Girls Benefit from Being Fit

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Autistic Kids Born Preterm, Post-term Have More Severe Symptoms

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Our Brains on Food: From Anorexia to Obesity and Everything in Between

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