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Neuroscience, psychology, and the science of how we think and act.
People with low risk for cocaine dependence have differently shaped brain to those with addiction
By ScienceBlog.com · Jan 17, 2013
'Universal' personality traits don't necessarily apply to isolated indigenous people
By American Psychological Association · Jan 3, 2013
Let crying babes lie: Study supports notion of leaving infants to cry themselves back to sleep
By Temple University · Jan 2, 2013
More than half million California adults think seriously about committing suicide
By UCLA · Jan 1, 2013
Monkey See, Monkey Do: Visual Feedback Is Necessary for Imitating Facial Expressions
By Association for Psychological Science · Dec 27, 2012
Broader background checks and denial criteria could help prevent mass shooting catastrophes
By Virginia Tech · Dec 27, 2012
Elevated levels of C-reactive protein appear associated with psychological distress, depression
By ScienceBlog.com · Dec 25, 2012
Engraved stone artifact found at the Shuidonggou Paleolithic site, northwest China
By ScienceBlog.com · Nov 29, 2012
Digital tablets improve speed and ease of reading for people with moderate vision loss
By ScienceBlog.com · Nov 11, 2012
Repeated surgeries appear to extend life of patients with deadliest of brain cancers
By ScienceBlog.com · Nov 1, 2012
Makes kids crazy: Violence, poverty on Mexican-US border affects child mental health
By ScienceBlog.com · Oct 19, 2012