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

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Why is it so hard to take a compliment?

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Experts share the reasons why compliments may make you uncomfortable and how to react

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Psychologists reveal why your brain likes watching the same TV show again and again

Why is your comfort show so comforting?

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The 5 surprising advantages of left-handed people range from sports to emotional control

Maybe left-handed people really are in their right mind.

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Why dogs tend to look like their humans, according to science

“Women with longer hair tended to prefer dogs with long ears.”

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Peter Gabriel shares poignant tribute to Kanzi, the late ape he helped explore music

Making sounds with the famous bonobo was "one of the most remarkable experiences" of his life.

Ultra-difficult color test is so hard only 1 percent of people can get a perfect score
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Ultra-difficult color test is so hard only 1 percent of people can get a perfect score

The average score is 6.

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Science

New psychological study suggests being ugly could actually help you in court

The “ugly leniency effect” could offset the stereotype that pretty folks get better treatment.

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Health

Psychologists say calling time alone “me time” instead of “isolation” improves your mood

A simple relabeling can improve your perception and increase positive feelings.

Articles

Why mass shootings spawn conspiracy theories

Mass shootings and conspiracy theories have a long history.

Health

The moral question of equal empathy for strangers and family alike

Although this study suggested that people believed it more moral to have equal empathy, it left certain questions unanswered.

Health

A man shared his post-depression apartment clean-up, and it's oddly therapeutic

Perhaps that's why it's gotten more than half a million views in a day.

People with low emotional intelligence are more likely to vote Republican, new study claims

"The results of this study were univocal."

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