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- 07.01.04 Leadership links to stress
- 08.01.04 One-shot addiction treatment shows promise
- 12.01.04 Abilities required for success in school don’t differ greatly from those required in the real world
- 13.01.04 Transition to Adulthood Delayed, Marriage and Family Postponed, Study Finds
- 15.01.04 Hidden cues that make smokers light up
- 21.01.04 Getting older = Lower self-esteem, say researchers
- 23.01.04 Many men would rather cope with STDs than use condoms
- 29.01.04 Pain may interfere with depression improvement
- 05.02.04 No harm in extended internet use
- 05.02.04 More sex partners means more trouble for teenage girls
- 10.02.04 Prejudice from thin air
- 10.02.04 Researchers-again-pinpoint why stress kills
- 12.02.04 Regrets, we’ve really had a few
- 13.02.04 New research into love letters reveals that the ‘new man’ is not so new and that Spaniards are traditionally more romantic
- 13.02.04 Why don’t women run for office? Less confidence and encouragement
- 13.02.04 UCL study establishes common biological ground for maternal and romantic love in humans
- 16.02.04 Is Your Partner Unable To Express Feelings? It May Be Due To Childhood Adversities
- 18.02.04 Point well taken
- 18.02.04 Same-sex couples plan differently for retirement based on their gender
- 19.02.04 Teamwork done right: New study sheds light on how to avoid destructive conflict
- 19.02.04 Feeling empathy for a loved-one: empathy for pain activates pain-sensitive regions of the brain, says UCL study
- 23.02.04 Food tastes stronger when you’re hungry
- 24.02.04 Women who were sexually abused as children more likely to smoke
- 25.02.04 Why green Twixes might be better than beige ones
- 27.02.04 Contraception study supports convenience, simplicity
- 02.03.04 Memories light up the corners of our minds
- 02.03.04 Bar Characteristics, Women’s Behavior in Bars Tied to Their Risk for Bar-Related Aggression
- 05.03.04 Family discipline, religous attendance cut levels of later violence among aggressive children
- 09.03.04 Stress of Losing a Child Increases Risk of MS
- 09.03.04 Brain Can Switch to "Automatic Pilot" During Learning
- 09.03.04 Tai Chi has physical, psychological benefits
- 12.03.04 Grandma, not mum, knows best
- 16.03.04 Study finds male and female brains respond differently to visual stimuli
- 18.03.04 New research suggests that when children ask ’what is this?’ they may seek an object’s function
- 18.03.04 Video games, not TV, linked to obesity in kids
- 23.03.04 Identifying sexual and violent re-offenders
- 23.03.04 Buy High, Sell Low— Emotions Turn Economic Decisions on Their Head, Says Carnegie Mellon Study
- 24.03.04 Teen-Rated Video Games Loaded With Violence
- 31.03.04 Educational experts call for action to stem ’islamophobia’
- 31.03.04 Study claims dogs and their owners look alike...
- 01.04.04 World dialect explosion becomes a talking point
- 01.04.04 Can we believe our memories?
- 01.04.04 Love is as eternal as spring — whether we like it or not
- 05.04.04 First flavors form a lasting impression
- 06.04.04 Sitting in nonsmoking sections a powerful tactic for preventing teen smoking
- 06.04.04 Cultural sensitivity crucial when seeking organ donors
- 07.04.04 Carnegie Mellon interactive-video DVD helps teens avoid sexually transmitted diseases
- 07.04.04 Immediate mammogram reading may decrease stress associated with abnormal results
- 08.04.04 Salut!, a world first in online therapy for eating disorders
- 15.04.04 Western images lead to changes in body shape in South Africa
- 16.04.04 How can couples reconnect when a hectic lifestyle gets in the way of good sex?
- 19.04.04 New research explores ’early bird’ and ’night owl’ sleep patterns
- 19.04.04 A little byte on the side
- 19.04.04 Testosterone gets you thinking
- 20.04.04 Images of thin models boost dieters’ self-image: study
- 23.04.04 UF study: Sibling violence leads to battering in college dating
- 27.04.04 Single parents slip through the advice net
- 27.04.04 Women remember appearances better than men, study finds
- 28.04.04 Airport baggage screeners may need continuing education, study indicates
- 03.05.04 Substance Use, Social Stress Compromise Pregnant Women’s Immune System
- 03.05.04 Some infants recognize, respond to social eating cues
- 03.05.04 Can you hear me now? ’Belly talk’ popular in US
- 04.05.04 I/O psychology: Faking out the fakers
- 04.05.04 Examining motivational interviewing in drug abuse therapy
- 04.05.04 Study finds combination therapy successful for treating depression
- 05.05.04 Ads with ’supersized’ actors leave men depressed, unhappy with their muscles, UCF study shows
- 05.05.04 Historian Reveals Janet Jackson’s ’Accidental’ Exposing of Her Breast was the Height of Fashion in the 1600s
- 05.05.04 Readers’ memories of crime stories influenced by racial stereotypes
- 06.05.04 Crime sleuths crack down on home break-ins using predictive maps
- 06.05.04 Who does the housework affects whether couples have a second child
- 07.05.04 On Mother’s Day, a hopeful finding for single mothers and their children from a Cornell researcher
- 07.05.04 World first: computer games that can boost self esteem
- 10.05.04 Less educated people have lower stress, but more health effects
- 11.05.04 Food displays, food colors affect how much people eat
- 12.05.04 Want to help your kids with homework? Take it easy, studies suggest
- 12.05.04 Some married couples will do better by lowering expectations, study finds
- 13.05.04 The human brain responds to receiving rewards ’the old fashioned way’
- 13.05.04 Graphic images of violence alter children’s attitudes toward aggression
- 13.05.04 What exactly does ‘commitment’ mean in football shirt sponsorship deals?
- 14.05.04 New Research Finds Boys Have More Literacy Problems than Girls
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