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    Science: Psychology


    It's A Stressful Life For Baboons, Humans
    posted on Saturday, September 27, 2008

    Baboons are aggressive, mean-spirited and wild. And when it comes to stress, apparently they are just like humans.
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    Software Spots Spin In Political Speeches
    posted on Tuesday, September 23, 2008

    Software programs that analyse a person's speech, voice or facial expressions are building upon the work of researchers like Ekman to help us discover when the truth is being stretched, and even by how much. "The important thing to recognise is that politicians aren't typically good at out-and-out lies, but they are very adept at dancing around the truth," says David Skillicorn, a mathematics and computer science researcher at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. "The 2008 election has so far given us plenty of chances to see them in action."
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    The Science Of Happiness
    posted on Monday, September 08, 2008

    Being happy has always seemed like a good idea. But now science, with research to back it up, can finally show us how to get there.
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    Study: Our Mates Look Like Mom & Dad
    posted on Thursday, September 04, 2008

    Men like women who resemble dear old mom, and women like men who look like dear old dad, a computer analysis now shows.
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    Monkeys Experience Joy Of Giving
    posted on Wednesday, August 27, 2008

    Monkeys can experience the joy of giving in much the same way as humans do, U.S. researchers reported on Monday.
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    Future Wars 'To Be Fought With Mind Drugs'
    posted on Sunday, August 17, 2008

    Landmines releasing brain-altering chemicals, scanners reading soldiers' minds and devices boosting eyesight and hearing could all one figure in arsenals, suggests the study.
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    The Pill May Skew Hormones, Cause Attraction To 'Wrong' Partner
    posted on Thursday, August 14, 2008

    To millions of women it has been the great liberator over the past four decades, allowing them the freedom to control their fertility and their relationships. But the contraceptive Pill could also be responsible for skewing their hormones and attracting them to the “wrong” partner.
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    The Girl In The Window
    posted on Thursday, August 07, 2008

    First he saw the girl's eyes: dark and wide, unfocused, unblinking. She wasn't looking at him so much as through him. She lay on a torn, moldy mattress on the floor. She was curled on her side, long legs tucked into her emaciated chest. Her ribs and collarbone jutted out; one skinny arm was slung over her face; her black hair was matted, crawling with lice. Insect bites, rashes and sores pocked her skin. Though she looked old enough to be in school, she was naked -- except for a swollen diaper. "The pile of dirty diapers in that room must have been 4 feet high," the detective said. "The glass in the window had been broken, and that child was just lying there, surrounded by her own excrement and bugs."
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    Using Music To Diagnosis Mental Health Of Teenagers
    posted on Thursday, August 07, 2008

    Doctors should ask their teenage patients what type of music they prefer to determine if they are at risk of developing a mental illness or committing suicide, researchers say.

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    Self-Deprecation & The Art Of Seduction
    posted on Wednesday, July 30, 2008

    Although it has long been known that making a woman laugh is the best way to seduce her, new research shows the most successful form of humour comes from one's ability to poke fund at oneself, making men like actor Hugh Grant, 47, most sexually attractive to women.
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