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College Students Are Less Empathic Than Generations Past

202

Soil Bacteria Might Increase Learning

203

Digging Deeper into the Entire Brain

204

Facial Expressions of Mice in Pain

205

Risk-Taking Behavior in Teens

206

Auditory Illusions

207

Making a Decision? Take Your Time

208

Using Light to Control the Brain

209

Neuroscience Is Everywhere

210

Manipulating Moral Judgment

211

Chronic Pain Relief

212

Humans Want to Share Information

213

Happy People Talk More Seriously

214

Why Does Schizophrenia Appear in Young Adults?

215

Fighting Crime with Math

216

Catching the Brain at Work

217

Dealing with Super Bowl XLIV Pressure

218

Sex Differences in Jealousy

219

The Talent for Facial Recognition

220

Making and Keeping Your Goals

221

No Gender Gap in Math

222

Powerful and Bad in 2009

223

Remembering That Person's Name

224

Our Bodies, Our Culture

225

Hockey and Concussions

226

Fear of Fear Itself

227

Are Your Siblings Really Your Siblings?

228

The Roots of Language

229

Boost Your Creativity with Eye Movement

230

Hearing Our Heartbeats

231

A Pretty Face or a Hot Body?

232

What Our Stuff Says about Us

233

It's Funny Because It's True

234

What the Experts Still Don't Know

235

Internet Addiction?

236

Is Texting Making Us Bad Spellers?

237

Detecting Digitally Altered Video

238

Where the Desire for Change Resides

239

Predictors of Preschool Depression

240

In Defense of Evolutionary Psychology

241

Human-Robot Relationships

242

Answers to the Rorschach Test Revealed

243

Artificial Intelligence Predicts Gambling Behavior

244

Questioning Evolutionary Psychology

245

Severe Weather Psychology, Part 2

246

Severe Weather Psychology, Part 1

247

Increase Your Creativity: Live Abroad

248

Our Bodies, Our Brains

249

Obama's Message to Graduates

250

Immorality and <i>Twitter</i>

251

Why Dating Doesn't Predict Marital Success

252

When Do Dreams Begin?

253

Hope for Spinal Cord Injuries

254

Why Cops Make Fatal Errors

255

Sylvia Plath's Son and Suicide in Families

256

Wiping Out Bad Memories

257

Where Is God?

258

Online Games as Study Tool

259

Thinking of Human as Machine

260

Women as Sex Objects

261

The Scent of Sexual Sweat

262

Muscle Movement Affects How We Hear

263

When an Innocent Confesses to a Crime

264

Surviving a Plane Crash

265

The Persistence of Racism

266

A Blind Man Sees

267

Great Expectations for 2009

268

Beware the Holiday Sugar High

269

Gift-Giving for Lovers

270

To Get Good Grades, Get Good Sleep

271

Cyberchondria: Online Diagnosis Leads to Obsessive Fear

272

Eat, Exercise and Be Merry

273

Beating Loneliness at Its Own Game

274

A Bitter Placebo to Swallow

275

More Sex for Women?

276

The Real Monsters on Halloween

277

Restoring Movement in Paralyzed Limbs

278

Cell Phones Sometimes Cause Real Pain

279

Musicians Think Differently from the Rest of Us

280

Business, Lies and E-mail

281

Exposed Untruths Continue to Shape Voter Impressions

282

Spooky Science: Does a Fear of Ghosts Help Keep Us Honest?

283

Observers of Walking Figures See Men Advancing, Women in Retreat

284

Is Fidelity in our Genes?

285

Hotel Guests Throw in the Towel on the Environment

286

For Online Consumption, the Web Is All About Cool

287

Olympic Gold Medal: Is the Body Language of Triumph (or Defeat) Biological?

288

Rest Assured: The Brain Practices the Day's Lessons as We Sleep

289

A study shows prescription OD accidents are on the rise

290

A Whiff of Disaster, Dulled by Dopamine

291

Dicey Proposition: Animals Are Self-Aware

292

E-Therapy: Working It Out Online

293

When Craving Is Better Than Getting

294

Why Are Conservatives Happier Than Liberals?

295

Of Two Minds, One Consciousness

296

No Fair! My Serotonin Level Is Low

297

Craving for Sex May Trip Other Hungers in Men

298

Is Civilization the Result of Humans' Need to Share?

299

Our Cars, Ourselves

300

You Say "Ga," I say "Ba," but Everyone Hears "Da"