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• It Turns Out You can Bullshit a Bullshitter After All
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• ​Here's Why We Falsely Remember Completing Tasks We had Intended to Do
• ​Having Realistic Expectations Could Make You Happier Than Being Over-Optimistic
• People's Desire to Reciprocate Acts of Kindness is Surprisingly Robust
• ​Are You an Anti-Influencer?  That is, You Pick What's Unpopular?
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• ​Here's How Good Liars Get Away with It
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• The Surprising Benefits of Talking to Strangers
• First Study to Investigate How Attachment Style Changes through Multiple Decades of Life
• ​Crossing Divides: The Friends Who are Good for Your Brain
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• ​How to Give Up Your Cake - and Eat It, Too
• ​Underestimating the Power of Gratitude - Recipients of Thank-You Letters are More Touched than We Expect
• ​Psychologists Have Looked into Why "Phubbing" is So Harmful to Our Social Lives
• ​Do Our Names Push Us Towards Certain Jobs?
• ​Psychologists have Profiled the Kind of Person Who is Willing to Confront Anti-Social Behaviour
• ​The Tricks to Make Yourself Effortlessly Charming
• Why Some People are Always Running Late
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