Modifying a Child's Behavior Without Resorting to Bribes
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Mood Disorders Among Teenage Girls: Young Women More At Risk For Anxiety, Depression Than Boys
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'Cute Aggression' Study Links Adorable Animal Photos, Aggressive Behavior
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Yes, Heavy Pot Use Harms Teenage IQ
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Is Facebook Making You Feel Bad About Yourself?
Older Brain Is Willing, but Too Full for New Memories
Science Confirms The Obvious: Strict Parents Raise Conservative Kids
That Loving Feeling Takes a Lot of Work
Spitting Rhymes and Firing Synapses: Freestyle Rap Battles Could Boost Student Creativity
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The 50 Cutest Things That Ever Happened
Fathers' Sexism May Curb Daughters' Work Ambitions, Research Suggests
Involuntary Laughing, Crying Disorder Pseudobulbar Affect
Not All Crying Is Depression: Understanding Pseudobulbar Affect
Untangling the Mysteries of Alzheimer's
5 Psychology Studies Every Awkward Teenager Should Read
You'll Never Forget Your Twenties, Because That's When You Become Who You Are