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A New Study on Sexual Rivalry Between WomenCheck out the science behind sexual rivalry between women and the origins of sexual repression. This is one interesting study.
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How Confucianism Shapes the Mental Illness Stigma in ChinaDid you know the mental illness stigma in China is partially due to misconceptions which cause Chinese to believe the mentally ill threaten Confucianism? Check out this article to learn how mental illness and Chinese society is perceived to clash. -
New Autism Study Finds an Increased Number of Neurons in the Prefrontal Cortex and Suggests CauseLearn about an incredible study in which the number of neurons in brains previously belonging to autistic children were counted. The findings indicate the source for autism and may help specialists find better treatments or a cure. -
Gestalt Organization of Perceptions: The Law of SimilarityWhat is the law of similarity and how does it apply to Gestalt psychology? Check out this article for examples and implications of something which effects you daily. -
New Genetic and Environmental Cause for Depression: Understanding 5-HTTThe cause for depression is not a single entity, but new research has indicated a potential cause. Learn how genetics and environment rely upon one another in determining mental health. -
New Study Explores Importance of Enriched Environments on Learning and MemoryIt's not surprise that an enriched environment can promote learning and memory but the degree to which this may occur may shock you! Learn how one study explored just how important environment can be. -
Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: False DilemmaCurious about rhetorical and debate? This article explains and provides examples for the common logical fallacy the false dilemma. -
Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: Fallacy of NecessityThe fallacy of necessity may trick someone unfamiliar with a certain topic so it's helpful to learn when such a fallacy may be sprung upon you!
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Myers-Briggs Personality Type: ISTPThis article explains what is means to be an ISTP. -
Myers-Briggs Personality Type: ISFJInterested in Myers-Briggs personality types? If you've ever wanted a comprehensive description of an ISFJ, this is the article for you. -
Astrology: Stones of the Spring Zodiac (Aries, Taurus, and Gemini)This article explains the different stones associated with the first three signs of the zodiac.
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The Zodiac Sign AquariusIf you're looking for a ton of facts on the water bearer, this is the place to visit.
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Dopamine HypothesisUnderstand the dopamine hypothesis, a possible explanation for schizophrenia.
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New Enriched Environment Study Shows Setting Influences Memory and LearningIntelligence isn't all genetics. Learn how a Princeton study actually showed the effects of an enriched environment.
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Understanding Makeup BrushesAt first glance, makeup brushes can be a little intimidating, but they don't need to be! This article explains the essential makeup brushes for eye shadow.
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Catching a Buzz: Three Natural Stimulants to Improve EnergyTired of drinking coffee for energy? Learn how guarana, ginseng, and tyrosine can offer improved energy without the coffee crash hours later. -
Tips, Tricks, and My Unique Recipe for Shortbread CookiesIf you're new to baking or want to learn some helpful hints, check out my shortbread cookie tricks and tips. I've been baking these for quite some time and they've never failed me yet.
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Unique Tips, Tricks, and Steps to Making Bird Nest JewelryWant to make your own bird nest jewelry? Learn the materials, assembly procedure, and loads of tips on making your ideal product.
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The Three Most Common Artificial Sweeteners: Saccharin, Aspartame, and SteviaDo you know the differences between the three major artificial sweeteners? Learn the risks and perceived safety attached to each type. -
B-Society: Claims and Goals of the Lesser Known Personality GroupSome people are naturally born as night owls. Learn about a new and growing community using science as a basis for a change in operating hours across the globe.
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Secret Frappuccinos at StarbucksIf you like the frappuccinos at Starbucks prepare to learn about the "secret" flavors and possible augmentations which can be included in any frappuccino upon request.
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Cakes Found in the United Kingdom (A through C)Do you love cake? Learn about the first seven alphabetical cakes which are a part of the United Kingdom culture.
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The Stopped-Clock IllusionHave you ever heard of the stopped-clock illusion or the apparent slowing down of time? Learn about the mental process which causes this to occur in all healthy individuals.
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What Specific Period Symptoms May Mean for FertilityDo you think you know the signals for fertility? You may be surprised what certain types of periods may mean for health and pregnancy.
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How to Make Melted Crayon ArtIf you liked drawing with crayons as a child, you'll love the new art trend of melting whole crayons onto a canvas. It's funky, inexpensive, and a great way to add color to any room.
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Why Does Acne Smell?Have you ever wondered why acne smells? Even if you've never had to experience the unfortunate aroma, learn the biology behind the offensive scent.
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The Difference Between Jelly, Jam, Preserves and MarmaladeJelly, jam, preserves and marmalade may be used interchangeably, but they refer to very different spreads. Learn how to discern one from the other.
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The 3 Stars Closest to the EarthDo you know which stars are closest to the Earth? Though light years away, three stars have fascinated astronomers for decades due to their proximity.
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Chinese Food Symbolism: Chicken, Duck, Fish, and FruitMost of us love Chinese food. Learn the symbolism behind the meats and fruit to make a more significant dining experience.
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Natural Stomach Treatments: Galangal and CalamusIf you are experiencing stomach issues and would like to learn about natural remedies, you should consider galangal and calamus. While you should always consult with a doctor before ingesting anything unusual, this article provides details about the two.
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All About Red Envelopes in Chinese CultureHave you seen the red envelopes given out during Chinese events? Learn the culture and customs behind this monetary gift.
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The Most Common Misconceptions About CancerCancer is a complex subject, and understanding the truth about the disease may help in acceptance and in making treatment headway. Learn about the most common misconceptions.
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Three Misconceptions About Addicts: How Someone Becomes an AddictThere are a number of misconceptions about how someone becomes an addict. This article tries to explain three of the most prominent of many.
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Chinese Food Symbolism: Eggs, Noodles, and SeedsChinese food is delicious, but did you know it also has deep symbolism? Learn what tasty dishes mean in traditional Chinese culture; you may appreciate your next stop to the local Chinese food place a little more if you do!
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What Are White Ear Mushrooms and How They Are Used?Have you heard of snow fungus, or white ear mushroom? These fungi look like snow balls and are actually incredibly high in nutrients, making them a staple in some Asian cuisines and medicines.
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All About Mochi Ice CreamDo you know all about the delights of mochi ice cream? Learn all there is to know about this intriguing Japanese snack.
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Pregnancy Food MythsThere are a lot of rumors and folklore surrounding what a pregnant mother can eat. Learn the truth about salmon, sushi, hot dogs, deli meats, as well as how much you're actually supposed to consume.
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Natural Anti-Anxiety OptionsYou don't need a prescription to treat your anxiety. Learn about other alternatives to bring up during your next doctor's visit.
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Myths About PregnancyPregnancy doesn't mean the end of sex or touching your toes. Learn the myths so your experience can be more enjoyable.
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Natural Sleep Aids and SedativesWant to get some shuteye? There are natural sleep aids and sedatives that can help due the trick without risking the dependence and cost of prescription sedatives.
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The Most Basic Misconception About EvolutionWhether you personally believe in evolution or not, learn the truth about the theory's biggest misconception. It may just help you understand what everyone's been talking about.
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The Top 3 Misconceptions About AutismAutism is still a mysterious condition, but there are some common misconceptions that can be cleared up with a bit of explanation. Learn the truth about what we know.
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Understanding the Chinese Candy BoxDid you know Chinese culture has a special box of candy given on special occasions? Learn the yummy details of what sort of candy is included and what each kind represents.
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Clarifying Misconceptions About AsexualityWant to know the truth about asexuality? Whether you've never heard about it before or you are confused about what the orientation entails, this article will explain the myths surrounding this newly established sexual preference.
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The Top 3 Misconceptions About IntrovertsIntroverts have gotten a lot of slack for a wide variety of reasons, but most of them are founded on misconceptions. Learn what those are and the real reason your friend may not be as social.
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Organic Remedy for Dark Circles Under EyesWant to get rid of those unsightly dark circles under your eyes? Just use a parsley and yogurt paste you can easily make in the convenience of your own home!
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How to Read Your Lip ShapeWhat does your lip shape say about you? Just apply your lips with a saucy shade, make a kiss mark on something or someone and find out what your particular shape says about you.
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How to Make Small Eyes Look Larger With White EyelinerA simple trick can turn the smallest of eyes into more fashionable and sensual objects of beauty. Learn how to manipulate white eyeliner to do your bidding.
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How to Make Small Eyes Look Larger With Dark EyelinerDo you have small eyes or wish your eyes could look bigger? Surgery is certainly not the only option. Learn the tricks of the eye trade and easily make yours look larger and more extravagant.
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Understanding the Correlation Coefficient in PsychologyThe correlation coefficient may seem a bit counter-intuitive at first, but it's not difficult to grasp. This article will go into detail about what it measures and how to accurately interpret values.
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Why Saying 'You Don't Know Love Until You Have a Child' is Offensive to Those Without ChildrenHave you tried convincing a loved one or peer that having a child is the best way to experience love? Not only is this argument unconvincing to many, but it is actually insulting! Learn the truth about the statement and what you can say instead.
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Why Asking 'Don't You Want to Start a Family?' is Offensive to Those Without ChildrenWhy people who don't have children actually already have very fulfilling families. Learn how the child-free perceive things and better respect difference of lifestyle choice.
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Why It's Not Selfish to Choose Not to Have Children: Genetic Issues and a History of Family IllnessUpon hearing someone does not want to have children, your first reaction may be to think they're selfish. Learn some reasons why not having children can be a difficult personal sacrifice.
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The Herpes Diet: Food to AvoidAbout 90 percent of Americans have some form of herpes, whether it is benign, comes in the form of cold sores or affects the genitals. Learn what foods to avoid to prevent breakouts.
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How Healthy Are the Starbucks Holiday Lattes?Every winter season, Starbucks offers special holiday flavors. Check out which are the least healthy and cheer up with a description of how wonderful they all taste.
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How to Naturally Make Periods ShorterIf you're a woman, this article is for you. Learn to reduce the number of days spent cramping, annoyed and running to the bathroom.
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All About Starbucks Holiday Ice Cream: Peppermint Mocha and Signature Hot Chocolate Ice CreamStarbucks has been known to release holiday products, such as lattes and specialty hot chocolate. But did you know they also release special edition holiday ice cream?
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The Rise in Tattoo Removal After the HolidaysTattoos aren't only popular. Tattoo removal is becoming a growing trend. Learn how young adults are starting to rid themselves of their ink only weeks after getting tattooed.
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Healthy Options at Starbucks: 3 Tips to Save 260 Calories Every TimeStarbucks drinks are delicious, but sometimes they can be extremely fattening. Fear not! There are three ways you can make your coffee less of a waist lie hazard.
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Why Sour Candy is Bad for You: PH and Tooth EnamelThis article will explain why scientifically, sour candy is bad for you and your teeth. However, the author of this article will continue to eat sour candy every now and again because it is delicious.
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The Least Healthy Starbucks Cookies: Calories, Fat and Sugar ContentStarbucks cookies are magical, but some of them are more healthy than others. Check out this article for the skinny on the least healthy Starbucks cookies.
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What to Eat to Heal a Cold Sore or Prevent Outbreaks FastNo one wants to have a cold sore.Tthey're unsightly and irritating. If you want to get rid of your cold sores fast, you might already have the necessary equipment in your own home.
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Starbucks' Bistro Box Review: Cheese and FruitIf you love cheese, fruit and Starbucks, you may be interested in trying the Starbucks' cheese and fruit bistro box. Check out this article for a review from someone who recently tried it.
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The Misconception That Those Without Children Have No Parental InstinctsThere are a lot of misconceptions about the child-free, particularly pertaining some claiming an absence of parental instincts. Learn why the misconceptions are wrong and help end prejudice today.
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The Good Mood Food Myth: Bananas and SerotoninDid you know the idea that bananas fighting depression is a myth? Learn why bananas do not directly affect depression and why their serotonin will not affect your own serotonin levels.
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Tips to Avoid Irritation When Shaving Pubic HairAre you making sure shaving irritation is a thing of the past? Check out this article on how to make sure you're having the most pleasant time shaving possible.
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What They Don't Tell You About Becoming a Sperm Donor: You're Never AnonymousGiving someone the gift of a child is one of the most precious actions in the course of our brief time on Earth. But it is never something that should be taken lightly or done for some quick cash. Learn the truth about sperm donor anonymity.
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Why Saying 'You'll Change Your Mind One Day' is Offensive to Those Without ChildrenIf you're trying to convince someone to rethink their stance on being child-free, whipping out the gem “You'll change your mind one day” is definitely not going to work. Learn why it's offensive and what you can say instead.
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Starbucks: The Healthiest Espresso-based Lattes (Fewer Than 200 Calories)Do you love lattes and your espresso? Learn which Starbucks lattes have fewer than 200 calories!
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Starbucks' Potential New Bathroom PolicyDo you frequent Starbucks? Do you periodically require access to a bathroom? Learn how a policy change might effect your next trip to Starbucks.
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The Different Kinds of Incense and How to Light ThemCheck out this article for the facts about your favorite tool for relaxation, along with information on how to light different kinds. Or come learn how to light stick, spiral, or cone incense.
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All the Different Kinds of SpooningDo you love spooning? Did you know there are different ways to spoon?
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Understanding the Nutritional Facts of Starbucks' Hot ChocolatesStarbucks is known for its delicious seasonal drinks. But do you know the health differences between their different kinds of hot chocolate?
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Understanding Everything About the Placenta: Function, Conditions and What Happens After ChildbirthMost of us have a basic understanding of pregnancy, but what exactly is a placenta? This article explains how the placenta works to ensure fetal growth, along with complications that arise when the placenta does not function properly.
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What is Spooning and How Do You Do It?Spooning is one of the greatest joys of being in a relationship. Learn how to spoon and transform your life for the better!
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How to Get Light Lips: Nude or Pale PinkYou don't have to be born with specific genetics to have light lips. Learn how anyone can transform their original lip color to nude or pale pink.
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How Does Acupuncture Work? Understanding How Needles Trick the BodyWhether you believe acupuncture works or not, there is actually a science behind it! Learn how sticking needles into your body theoretically reduces pain.
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New Study Says Strawberries Protect Stomach from Alcohol, Ulcers, and Other Gastric AilmentsStrawberries are delicious, but did you know they may be the next cure for gastric diseases? Learn how a study involving a beloved fruit, alcohol, and laboratory rats might lead scientists to a breakthrough cure.
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Understanding How ADHD and Attention Disorders Are Diagnosed: Continuous Performance TestsWhenever a diagnosis is reached, professionals must consider their client's history. However, there are simple tests people can complete which will strongly suggest ADHD or related disorders. Learn how they work by checking this article out.
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Depression Study Suggests New Cause: Undeserved Self-praiseThough it is generally helpful to remain positive, could patting yourself on the back actually lead to depression? Learn about the implications of one study published by the American Psychology Association.
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New Study Suggests Correlation Between Mindset and Improving IntelligenceMindset is more than new-age hippy jargon. Learn how your attitude can actually help increase your intelligence.
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Understanding Why Women Earn Less Than MenYou may have heard that women tend to earn less than men. However, do you know the reasons why? Before you blame work place discrimination, check out this article.
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The 6 Assumptions of Classical PhysicsThis article describes the six assumptions physicists have proven to be at least doubtful. Check out how our cryptic system of physics was once considered almost entirely mastered!
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Understanding Reaction Time in a Psychology StudyWhat do we mean by reaction time? This article will explain the four types of reaction times found in experimental and cognitive psychology.
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A New Psychology Study May Explain Why We Get EmbarrassedDid you know your level of embarrassment may be predictable just by looking at your brain? How psychologists learned what makes us get so embarrassed.
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Understanding Coral Reef NurseriesCoral reefs are beautiful underwater sanctuaries that provide life for one quarter of all marine animals. Learn how nurseries are ensuring these creators of life are not going extinct.
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Understanding the Different Kinds of Coral with PolypsDo you know the difference between different kinds of coral? Furthermore, did you know that the holes or tubes that appear to be in coral are actually the mechanism through which they feed?
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Scientists Are Children at Play: Pikachruin, The Pikachu Protein!If you ever loved Pokemon, Pikachu or like the idea of scientists incorporating play into their theories and framework for reality, learn why Japanese scientists named an important protein after Pikachu. It makes the best type of sense!
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Understanding the 3 Memory Systems in PsychologyMemory is complex, but there are three different types that psychologists have clearly defined. Learn the difference between sensory, short-term and long-term memory, and how to best remember important information.
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Understanding Memory, Encoding and Retrieval in PsychologyDo you know how memory works? A process that occurs every day, learn how you use your memory and how different sorts of information may be stored in various ways.
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Understanding Variables in Psychology ExperimentsThe first step to understanding psychology experiments is understanding different kinds of variables. This article clearly defines the difference between independent, dependent and confounding variables.
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Understanding Psychology: The Difference Between Situational and Dispositional Attribution in Social CognitionHow do we think about each other and ourselves? Learn the important distinction between situational and dispositional attribution, and master an important area of social psychology!
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Understanding Sushi: What is Shari?If you like sushi, you love shari! Learn how shari is made and how it differs regionally.
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Why Do We Overeat? Presentation and QuantityWhat if someone explained a reason for overeating? Do you think you could use that knowledge to control your habits? Learn what eating studies have to say about indulging in calories. It could change your life!
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Life in Outer Space: Most Recent Research Examining Life on MarsKids aren't the only ones interested in life on Mars. Learn what NASA says about its most recent analysis of Martian life and what scientists doing to validate suspicions.
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The Risk of Artificial Food Coloring: Yellow 5 and Yellow 6They put it in our food, but how safe is artificial food coloring, and should some be avoided? Learn the risks associated with this food additive.
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Understanding the Statistical Analysis of Psychology and Standard DeviationYou don't need to fear statistical analysis or standard deviation. This article explains how simple these two concepts are to learn and remember, as well as their importance to psychological research.
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The Difference Between Tournament and Pair-bonding SpeciesDid you know you can tell whether a species is tournament or pair-bonding just by looking at the males and females? Learn the differences between these two species and become an expert in just minutes.
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Approaches to PsychologyJust as the mind is incredibly complex, there are numerous approaches to psychology in which professionals differ greatly on how to handle mental disorders, ailments, issues and traumas. This article explains and gives examples of the major five.
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Why Do We Overeat? How Social Judgments Affect Portion ControlAre you going to eat that? Depending on those around you, you may judge your food portions differently!
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Why Do We Overeat? How Perceived Satiation is Influenced by Visual CuesAre you really paying attention to how much you're eating? Learn how visual cues might actually help make you full and learn to ignore those that may encourage unnecessary eating!
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Why Do We Overeat? How Social Judgments Affect Calorie IntakeDid you know you may be adding pounds because of the environment in which you eat? Learn about an eating study that may revolutionize your size.
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Marijuana Study: Effects on Drinking AlcoholDoes marijuana effect the damage caused by alcohol? One study investigates how smoking marijuana may alter the aftermath of binge drinking.
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Unethical Psychology in Early America: Elizabeth PackardIt used to be that wives could be committed to insane asylums by their husbands. Learn how Elizabeth Packard changed the course of early psychology.
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Glow in the Dark Crafts: How to Make Your Own ChalkDo you want to learn how to make your own chalk? Would you be even more enticed if that chalk could glow in the dark? Learn how simple it is to make some magic!
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What Do Food Cravings Mean? Control Cravings for DessertsMany suffer from food cravings, especially for desserts and sweets. But did you know this could actually mean your body is deficient in some nutrient? Controlling the urge to eat sweets is a lot easier when you directly confront what your body is lacking!
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Understanding the Fourth DimensionCurious about higher dimensions? Check out some detailed explanations of the fourth dimension, along with a comparative thought experiment to make things easier to digest!
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What Are and How to Imagine Dimensions (First, Second, and Third)Imagining higher dimensions is impossible if you haven't fully understood the lower ones yet. Check out these detailed descriptions, comparisons, and thought experiments to fully clarify the first three!
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Understanding and Avoiding Distorted Thinking (Jumping to Conclusions)Everyone knows about jumping to conclusions. Or do they? Learn all about this type of distorted thinking to prevent adopting mind reading or fortune telling in the future!
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Understanding and Avoiding Distorted Thinking (Overgeneralization)Overgeneralization is a type of distorted thinking that can make us feel defeated or incompetent when such descriptions are totally unfounded. Learn all about this type of thinking and how to stop it from negatively impacting your life.
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Understanding and Avoiding Distorted Thinking (Emotional Reasoning)Do you form decisions based on the facts, or do you go with your gut? Constantly relying on your emotions is actually a form of distorted thinking. Learn the facts and how to prevent unknowingly setting yourself up to fail.
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Understanding and Avoiding Distorted Thinking (Black and White Thinking)Black and white thinking, sometimes called "all or nothing thinking," is one of the most used form of distorted thought in America. Learn where black and white thinking originated, why it may be effecting you and how to avoid using it in the future.
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Understanding and Avoiding Distorted Thinking (Personalization)Many of us unknowingly personalize unrelated situations because of distorted thinking. Learn about personalization, the signs and how to avoid it altogether.
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Investigating Antipsychiatry: Rosenhan's Psychology ExperimentProbably one of the most underrated psychology experiments, Rosenham illustrated how psychiatrists do not always make correct diagnoses. Learn all facts about this riveting psychology experiment.
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Alcoholic Mixers: RumWant to know what you can mix with rum to make a great tasting drink? Learn all about the alcoholic mixers that have been rum's happy companions.
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Alcoholic Mixers: TequilaTequila doesn't have to be intimidating! Learn what you can mix in to make a shot much less intense.
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All About Foods Rich in Vitamin A!Are you getting enough vitamin A or too much? Learn which foods contain the most vitamin A and what other benefits, or misgivings, they may be offering you.
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What Cornell University Has to Say About Protection Against RapeProtection against rape may increase if women learn to identify the signs of criminal activity they could spot in mug shots of criminals who have completed other crimes. Cornell University is still investigating.
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Emotional Manipulation: How to Protect YourselfAre you being manipulated? Learn all the signs of being manipulated and the rational behind certain behaviors.
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What Are High Adaptive Level Defense Mechanisms?Most people only know about the negative or counter-productive defense mechanisms. However, high adaptive defense mechanisms are what most of us employ when dealing with stress!
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Research Helps Explain Obesity in America: Endocannabinoids in Fatty FoodsNew research has shown that there are actually chemicals in fatty foods that make them mentally addictive. Check out how these findings influence our ideas of obesity and what we can do to prevent its increase.
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New Study Explains How to Be More CreativeWant to be more creative? A recent study examined the ways in which attacking a problem can either end in an imaginative solution of being stuck in a creative rut.
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How to Read and Understand Body Language (Feet)Our feet movements are largely unconscious. Learn what we're constantly telling others without our knowing.
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Alcoholic Mixers: VodkaIs the taste of vodka a bit too strong? Learn the easiest ways to add ingredients to your shot of vodka to make it more appetizing.
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How to Read and Understand Body Language (Head and Face)If you're new to reading body language, checking out what movements involving the head may be a great place to start! Check out what certain gestures may mean, depending on context.
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How to Understand and Read Body Language (Arms and Hands)There's a lot to know about reading body language, as well as alternative reasons someone may be exhibiting suspicious behavior. Check out what certain hand and arm movements may mean, depending on context.
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Alcoholic Mixers: WhiskeyWhiskey is a rather intense drink. Learn what you can mix into your whiskey to alter the taste!
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Understanding and Avoiding Distorted Thinking (Filtering)Learn how this form of distorted thinking can magnify unpleasant details to the point of missing out on a much more pleasant, bigger picture. Also, check out how you can prevent yourself from falling into the filtering trap.
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New Study Explains Why We Procrastinate So MuchA new simple study may answer why humanity seems to be the best at putting things off until the last minute. Check out what researchers uncovered and how it applies to most everyone.
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Distance Therapy: A New Kind of Therapy for DepressionDepression is one of the most prevalent mood disorders in America. Learn about one new therapy that may alleviate its spike.
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The Hygiene Hypothesis Does Not Explain the Cause for AsthmaCurious about the cause for asthma? It definitely isn't the hygiene hypothesis, experts say.
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Ultrasounds: Are They Perpetuating Sexism?Ultrasounds allow parents to know the sex of their child before it is born. Learn how this knowledge is linked with sexism, especially in Asia.
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What is the Cause of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? Past Research InvalidatedPast studies have suggested that chronic fatigue syndrome may be caused by a virus. Learn why new research has discredited a past study and what that means for patients.
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New Possible Cause for Tourette's Could Lead to a CureTourette's syndrome effects many American's lives. Learn how new research may point to a new cause and potentially lead to a new treatment or cure.
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Are Temporary Tattoos Safe? (What to Look Out For)Get the lowdown on what sorts of temporary tattoos are safe for you (and your children). You never have to compromise safety for fun.
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Is Fish Safe to Eat? The Truth on Fish, Farm-Raised Fish and MercuryIt's a bit ambiguous whether or not farm-raised fish contains mercury and how it compares to other types of fish. Check out the details and a valuable resource.
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The Fear Study: What Happens when the Amygdala is Damaged?What emotions take hold when fear is taken out of the picture? Explore the interesting case study of a 44 year old woman.
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New Research Suggests Autism's Cause Could Be Very ComplexThe cause for autism has baffled scientists since the 1990s. Discover what we thought we knew and why further examination has taught us how many more pieces of information are actually involved.
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A Marijuana and Memory Study: The Effects of Different StrainsWe know that marijuana is an intoxicant which can damage the body and get you arrested. But do all types of marijuana effect memory the same way?
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Is There a Cure for AIDs in South Africa?AIDs is yet to have a known treatment which can deliver a victim from the disease. However, the organization CAPRISA may have a cure.
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Understanding Bruno Mars' The Lazy Song LyricsDo you like to be lazy? Take a gander at the content of Bruno Mars' The Lazy Song; it may help you relax.
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The Learning Brain: The Science of UnderstandingWhat happens to the brain as we learn? A new study may surprise you about our physiology.
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What's Going on with Lady Gaga's Edge of Glory Lyrics?Want to understand what Lady Gaga's new song is all about? Check out this article to see how she's evolved.
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Why Do We Cry? New Emotional Experiment May Have AnswerWant to know why we may have evolved to cry? Those aren't just tiny puddles you're sending down your cheeks; learn how your body communicates so you don't have to.
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Understanding X-Men: First Class and the Neandertal Vs. Homo Sapien MetaphorThink you know all there is to know about X-Men: First Class? I bet you didn't know an important metaphor is actually based on an outdated scientific theory about evolution.
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Racism in School: A Confederate Prom DressLearn what one Southern belle wore to her senior prom. The person most upset isn't who you might have thought.
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How to Make Big Feet Look SmallerJust because you were born with big feet doesn't mean you can't dress them up! Learn some surprising and fun ways you can actually make your feet look smaller.
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Historical Myths: The Emancipation ProclamationA historical myth is a legend which has convinced everyone of a incorrect aspect of history. Learn how the Emancipation Proclamation is a little different than you might have thought.
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Movie Easter Eggs: The Silence of the LambsThe chilling legacy of The Silence of the Lambs does not end with the film. Learn the truth about the Death Head Moth.
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School Spending: Better Off as a Prison?How can we improve the monetary support in our schools? Your first suggestion probably didn't include turning them into prisons.
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What Causes Homosexuality: Brain Cell ClustersLearn how homosexual studies suggest that being gay is a result of biology. Sheep are involved.
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Alcohol Study: Genetics Causing Alcoholism?Learn the startling new data suggesting that dark-eyed folks are less likely to drink more and become alcoholics, while those with lighter eyes may not be so fortunate. Two simple studies reveal all.
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Are Beer Goggles Real?You've heard the term thrown around as an excuse, but how much do you really know about how reality changes when you're intoxicated? Learn how perceived beauty changes when you drink.
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Cyborg Animals? New Rat TechnologyLearn how cyborg animals are being created. You may like rats a little more after reading this article.
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Censorship in Russia: Emo KidsDid you know the Russian government has plans for banning emo culture? Learn why emo kids are described as being dangerous and what others are saying about the entire ordeal.
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Understanding Generation Differences: Why Do Old People Wear High Pants?You may be more judgmental than you think. Learn why older people hike up their pants as their body changes (and why you'll probably do it, too, one day).
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Video Games Banned in GreeceMaybe you have been worried or interested in American video game bans. Learn how things got a little radical in Greece.
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'Gaydar' and Other Homosexual Indicators (According to Science)Want to know all the traits homosexuals have that straight folks do not? This article explains it all.
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What is that Falling Sensation During Sleep?You've probably experienced the jerk before. Learn why we feel as though we're falling when we sleep.
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Is No Child Left Behind Leading to Cheating in School?No Child Left Behind was instituted to reward schools with high levels of excellence and incite teachers and principals to work harder to teach our children. Learn how some schools have begun cheating the system.
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How Can Chinese Censorship Ban Reincarnation?Such a spiritual transcendence seemed to be beyond the law. Find out how the Chinese government has banned reincarnation of the Buddha.
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Can Chinese Censorship Ban Time Travel?Learn how the Chinese government has reacted to time travel in past media and some possible reasons why. Sometimes political statements can have a massive backlash.
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Body Language of the Feet May Answer 'Does She like You?'Want to read a girl without her knowing? Check out the way she moves her feet!
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What is Eye Tape?Eye tape is a new product which allows someone to temporarily change the shape of their eye. Yes, that does sound horrifying.
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All About the Geico GeckoThere's more to know about the adorable Geico gecko than meets the eye. Learn the history of this under dog mascot reptile.
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Mysteries of Schizophrenia Unlocked: Cause, Role of DNA, and Correlation with WinterSchizophrenia is a mental disease which has baffled psychologists since it was first discovered. Learn how DNA may be causing the illness after all.
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Do Men like Sex More Than Women?Learn if the popular notion of men having a larger sexual appetite is less truth and more of a myth. New research is beginning to offer answers.
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Racism Study: Ending Television Racism May Be More Difficult Than Previously ConceivedA relatively new form of television racism has been discovered. Learn how white actors subconsciously behave differently actors of a different race and what it may mean for you as a consumer.
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How to Get Fuller Lips (Without Surgery or Injections)How do people get those Hollywood lips? Check out some simple tips on making your lips seem bigger and more healthy.
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Where Does Nintendo's Mario Come From?You probably know the character. But have you ever looked into the true origins of Mario?
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Clominpramine: Orgasm-Related Side EffectsClominpramine is a fairly mainstream drug, but did you know it can induce orgasms in rare cases? Check out this article for information pertaining to an interesting minority.
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D.A.R.E.: Has the Program Been Working?Is D.A.R.E. as effective as it could be in encouraging children to live a drug-free life? Learn some of the conclusions research into the program has drawn into the light.
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What Causes Runner's Poop (Diarrhea)?Did you know that running can cause an urgent need to use the bathroom? Learn how this phenomena transpires and measures you can take to avoid an uncomfortable situation.
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The Difference Between the Slope of Positive, Negative, Horizontal, Vertical LinesWant to understand math without the annoying jargon? This article will simply break down the mechanics of slope so that anyone can understand.
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How to Learn French Online (For Free!)Want to learn French in a fun and easy way? The Internet is full of accessible and free information. Come check out what to look for to start learning French right now!
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Fertility Tests Now Using HamstersLearn about the new test that measures whether in vitro fertilization could be an option for couples struggling with potential infertility. This test doesn't require lab rats. They're using hamsters instead.
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Animal Genetic Experiments: Mutating Mice to SingCan genetic mutations lead mice to sing? Find out what one study being conducted in Japan has taught us about communication.
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Are Rockstar Energy Drinks Dangerous to Your Health?There's been a lot of talk about energy drinks being potentially dangerous to your health. This article investigates what really goes into an original Rockstar energy drink and clarifies the function of each ingredient.
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The Zodiac Sign Pisces: Personality, Friendship, LoveWhat makes the astrological sign Pisces tick? This article will discuss the star sign's influence over personality, friendship and love.
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How A Dream Within a Dream Influenced InceptionThis article provides an extremely detailed explanation of how Edgar Allen Poe's poem A Dream Within a Dream influenced Inception. Learn exactly how a poem can influence a major motion picture.
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The Dangers of Coffee: Are You More Susceptible to Persuasion?New studies show that caffeine can alter your information processing, influencing you to become uncharacteristically agreeable.
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Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder TreatmentWhy is it so difficult to treat borderline personality disorder and what are the characteristics a therapist should maintain in order to maximize success? Check this article out for a detailed walk-through.
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Understanding Justin Bieber's Lyrics: One Less Lonely GirlSo why did One Less Lonely Girl hit the airwaves so hard? Check out the article explaining the power of lyrics.
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Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: Fallacy of DivisionCurious about the fallacy of division? This article provides easy to understand examples as well as a definition written in plain English.
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Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: Bandwagon FallacyYou've probably heard the term "jumping on the bandwagon." Learn all about the bandwagon fallacy and how to react if confronted with an example in the real world.
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Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: Ad HominemWant to know all about the logical fallacy ad hominem? Check out this article for the definition, examples, and insights on the incorrect argument.
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Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: Accent FallacyWhat is the accent fallacy? Check out this article for facts about this ancient logical fallacy.
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Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: Gambler's FallacyWhat's the gambler's fallacy and why do people fall for it? This article explains the most widely accepted logical fallacy and provides easy to follow examples.
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Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: Accident or Sweeping GeneralizationsLearn one of the most basic logical fallacies by checking out this article on sweeping generalizations. Provided for you are easy to understand examples and a simple definition.
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Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: Fallacy of CompositionWhat is the fallacy of composition? This article explains all the details, along with why this logical fallacy is a bit harder to identify than others.
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Understanding Justin Beiber's Lyrics: BabyWant to know what Justin Bieber's lyrics to Baby are all about and why they're so catchy? Check out this article for the run down on his word play.
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Understanding Lady Gaga's Lyrics: Born This WayBorn This Way has caused quite a stir due to it's new music video, but what's really going on with the lyrics? Check this article out for details.
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Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies: Fallacist's FallacyWant to know all about the fallacist's fallacy? Check out this article for a clear cut definition and ways to avoid this logical fallacy.
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What Are the Health Benefits of Strawberries?Learn all about the health benefits of the finest berry.
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3 Secrets to Impress Your Boyfriend's FamilyWant to learn three tips most articles won't tell you about? Read on to learn a little bit of applied psychology.
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Rave Culture: Where to Buy KandiIf you're in search for kandi, this is the article for you! Learn about a wide array of locations in which you can make your kandi collection all the more exciting.
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Unethical Animal Drug Experiments: An Elephant on LSDSome unethical animal experiments are better know than others. Check out this article for details about a lesser known and disturbing experiment in science.
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All About Lucid DreamingPeople have been fascinated with lucid dreaming since the first person reported such an experience. Learn what lucid dreaming means, about different types, and lucid dreaming technology.
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Scooby Doo and the Mystery of the Five College Character ArchetypesWhether this is a fact or myth has become a major Scooby Doo mystery. Check out the article that will make you say "Zoinks!"
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Understanding Kesha (Ke$ha) Song Lyrics: We R Who We RLearn the inspiration for Kesha's in-your-face track We R Who We R as well as her lyric's meaning.
