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Do Limbal Rings Really Enhance Beauty?
Studies have shown that a dark ring around the iris of the eye is attractive, but psychologists remain unsure what causes the effect, or even if it's genuine. A new study sought to find out. (Click title to view more)
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How Children's Brains Pay for AI Twice
When children use AI to help with schoolwork, the productivity boost is often immediate and visible. The cost is delayed and invisible—and it may land hardest on the students we least expect. (Click title to view more)
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Fifty Years of LSD Research: From Yale Labs to Clinical Trials
Years ago, LSD was seen as the evil stepchild of drugs. Today, research indicates LSD may treat anxiety and depression, and we're learning how this may be true. (Click title to view more)
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Provider Paradox: Why Men Feel Judged by Standards They Don't Believe In
Many men feel stuck between two realities. They truly value relationships, health, purpose, and family, but they still feel judged about their financial situation. (Click title to view more)
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The Science of Saying “We Don’t Know”
Uncertainty is a normal part of science, not a weakness. Learn how transparent communication can build trust and avoid fueling doubt. (Click title to view more)
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The Triumph of Maxxing, a Suffix with a Superpower
'Looksmaxxing' seems to be everywhere. Where did it come from, and why is the suffix so popular? (Click title to view more)
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Why Loneliness Programs Are Built for No One
One in five of your people are lonely—and your engagement data can't see them. The fix is asking a better question. (Click title to view more)
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Human Collaboration Has a Vital Negativity That AI Does Not
If you thought working relationships are productive because colleagues share sustained positive feedback, consider this alternative insight. (Click title to view more)
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We Won, They Lost
Notice how fans say "we won" but "they lost." That small shift in pronouns reveals how much of our self-worth we can borrow from a team we have no control over. (Click title to view more)
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Why We’re All In Love With Erling Haaland
Haaland's appeal appears to be universal during the World Cup. Can science help explain why we're all so into him? (Click title to view more)
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The Hidden Psychology Behind Fourth of July Celebrations
Attending Fourth of July celebrations as a child may have a deeper psychological effect than many attending may realize and the effect could continue for decades. (Click title to view more)
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Can We Grow After Hardship?
Realistic optimism may shape resilience and growth after disaster. (Click title to view more)
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Disability Pride: Expanding the Meaning of Independence
A therapist called my daughter's diagnosis "tragic." It wasn't. What her life taught me about barriers, belonging, and why Disability Pride Month matters to everyone. (Click title to view more)
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Do Limbal Rings Really Enhance Beauty?
Studies have shown that a dark ring around the iris of the eye is attractive, but psychologists remain unsure what causes the effect, or even if it's genuine. A new study sought to find out. (Click title to view more)
Retrieved from monitored site | External Link | Date: July 9, 2026 -
How Children's Brains Pay for AI Twice
When children use AI to help with schoolwork, the productivity boost is often immediate and visible. The cost is delayed and invisible—and it may land hardest on the students we least expect. (Click title to view more)
Retrieved from monitored site | External Link | Date: July 9, 2026 -
Fifty Years of LSD Research: From Yale Labs to Clinical Trials
Years ago, LSD was seen as the evil stepchild of drugs. Today, research indicates LSD may treat anxiety and depression, and we're learning how this may be true. (Click title to view more)
Retrieved from monitored site | External Link | Date: July 9, 2026 -
Provider Paradox: Why Men Feel Judged by Standards They Don't Believe In
Many men feel stuck between two realities. They truly value relationships, health, purpose, and family, but they still feel judged about their financial situation. (Click title to view more)
Retrieved from monitored site | External Link | Date: July 9, 2026 -
The Science of Saying “We Don’t Know”
Uncertainty is a normal part of science, not a weakness. Learn how transparent communication can build trust and avoid fueling doubt. (Click title to view more)
Retrieved from monitored site | External Link | Date: July 9, 2026 -
The Triumph of Maxxing, a Suffix with a Superpower
'Looksmaxxing' seems to be everywhere. Where did it come from, and why is the suffix so popular? (Click title to view more)
Retrieved from monitored site | External Link | Date: July 9, 2026 -
Why Loneliness Programs Are Built for No One
One in five of your people are lonely—and your engagement data can't see them. The fix is asking a better question. (Click title to view more)
Retrieved from monitored site | External Link | Date: July 9, 2026
