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friendship, sociology, psychotherapy, lifelong friendship, reciprocation

Will your current friends still be with you after seven years?

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Health

Professor shares how many years a friendship must last before it'll become lifelong

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favorite color, intelligence, color psychology, blue, red, personality traits, cultural differences, color meaning, smart, psychology

Students paint pictures with various colors

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Psychologists believe this is the favorite color of the most intelligent people

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Culture

I analyzed my Boomer dad's use of the thumbs-up emoji. I learned something about us both.

Insert face-palm reaction here.

scream club, stress relief, therapy, community, friendship
Health

People afraid to vent to their friends are meeting new ones through `scream clubs’

Stress-relieving trend with surprising benefits is going worldwide.

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Culture

Navy SEAL recommends this mindfulness trick for parents to keep their cool

“Military training is stressful, but parenting can carry significant intensity too.”

siblings, brothers, sisters, sibling relationships, adult relationships
Family

Which sibling pairs are closer, brothers or sisters? Research answers the age-old debate.

One "gender composition" had the highest levels of "warmth"

Ethan Kross, WOOP method, emotional regulation, neuroscience, goal setting, motivation, mental health, brain hacks, self-improvement, psychology
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A neuroscientist shares the 4-step 'brain trick' to tackle hard things 'almost effortlessly'

A top neuroscientist explains the 4-step 'WOOP' method for turning wishes into reality.

studies, social status, social class, scientific research, empathy
Science

Startling study: People who think they're high-class may struggle to grasp others' feelings

The higher you climb on the ladder, the harder it might get to understand others

therapy, therapist advice, mental health, therapy lessons, anxiety
Health

5 small 'bombshell' lessons learned in therapy that shifted people's perspectives

"That's literally a textbook example for someone with chronic anxiety."

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Culture

A Radiohead album changed how I experience music. But why do these discoveries fade with time?

You're most impressionable as a kid. But the great stuff transcends age.

IQ test, cognitive reflection test, critical thinking, brain teasers, logic puzzles, psychology, System 1 thinking, problem solving
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Only 17% of people can pass this 3-question IQ test on the first try. Can you?

Developed by a Yale professor, this simple test reveals a lot about how you think—and only 17% of people get it right.

clowns, zeebo, are you afraid of the dark, millennial tv shows, horror
Culture

Why does this episode of 'Are You Afraid of the Dark?' still scare me, a grown man?

This is just kid stuff...right?

spotlight effect, therapy, confidence, worry, anxiety
Health

Psychologists reveal confidence-boosting reality check that can stop everyone from worrying

“We all feel like we’ve got a spotlight on each other.”

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Health

New study claims eating a late breakfast can reveal severe, life-threatening health problems

"It's time to rethink breakfast yet again."

family, parents, parenting, kids, children, sedentary lifestyle obesity, mental health
Health

If you want your kids to be more active, you'll have to become more active yourself

"They're watching you, even when you don't know it."

happiness, single life, child-free, women's health, marriage, relationships, behavioral science, psychology, sociology
Past Events

Child-free unmarried women are the happiest people in society, a behavioral expert says

A London School of Economics professor argues that traditional markers of success, like marriage, don't correlate with happiness for women.

color, intelligence, psychology, personality, study
Science

Psychologists believe this is the favorite color of the most intelligent people

If your favorite color is red, I’m sorry.

dance, attraction, science of attraction, psychology, relationships, dating, body language, dance moves, dating tips
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Science has identified the specific dance moves that attract the opposite sex

Studies reveal the distinct dance preferences heterosexual men and women find attractive.

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