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Jun21
Jun 21, 2019
Foodie Calls: Dating For a Free Meal (Rather Than a Relationship)
New psychology research reveals 23 - 33% of women in an online study say they’ve engaged in a “foodie call,” where they set up a date for a free meal. These women score high on the “dark triad” of personality traits as well.
Jun6
Jun 06, 2019
I, You, or We: Pronouns Provide Hints to Romantic Attachment Styles
New research shows that the pronouns individuals use when describing their romantic experiences provide clues about their attachment styles
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Jun26
Jun 26, 2019
Breaking a Date with the Grim Reaper: People Sometimes Postpone Their Death Dates
by Mitsuru Shimizu and Brett Pelham
People in the United States are less likely than usual to die on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day – the two days of the year on which most Americans get to be with loved ones.Jun25
Jun 25, 2019
Following the Growing Crowd Toward Environmental Sustainability
by Chad Mortensen
People are unlikely to conform to a small group… unless the small group is growing, and this fact can be used to promote pro-environmental behavior.
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