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What I Wish I Knew Before Marrying a Mormon

I knew the strangest and most secretive aspects of romance in Utah. But I missed the most surprising part.

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Man’s pants and shoes, and woman’s white dress and white shoes.

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The Science of Great Conversation

Building meaningful bonds with others can feel intimidating. But research shows small tweaks to our conversational style can help us feel…

Oct 24

The Science of Great Conversation

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When Hearing Declines, So Does Mental Health and Well-Being

Millions ignore hearing loss, putting their health and happiness at risk. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

Sep 10

When Hearing Declines, So Does Mental Health and Well-Being

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The Secret Superpowers of Women and Girls

Females surpass males in endurance, immunity, longevity, and other key measures of health. But why?

Aug 20

The Secret Superpowers of Women and Girls

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Can You Change Your Personality? Science Says Yes

Over the years, your traits shift in predictable but surprising waves. Ride them to become the person you most want to be

May 21

Can You Change Your Personality? Science Says Yes

May 21

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Why Opening Pill Bottles is Such a Headache

You may think Big Pharma just enjoys annoying you. But the real motivation was in response to a shocking event.

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Why Opening Pill Bottles is Such a Headache

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Boudoir Wedding Photos: Empowering, Risky, or Just Cringy?

Let’s strip down the debate.

Nov 3

Boudoir Wedding Photos: Empowering, Risky, or Just Cringy?

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When Comedians Are Silenced, Society Suffers

Science weighs in on the power of comedy

Oct 14

When Comedians Are Silenced, Society Suffers

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Why People Seek Revenge: Clues from Neuroscience

The craving for vengeance is ancient and global. New studies suggest why — and shed light on how all of us can control our hostile urges…

Sep 18

Why People Seek Revenge: Clues from Neuroscience

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Steep Drop in Family Storytime Spells Long-Term Consequences for Kids

Fewer parents are reading to their children, just as new research shows it fuels academic success and mental health

Aug 4

Steep Drop in Family Storytime Spells Long-Term Consequences for Kids

Aug 4

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