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Psychology says people who instantly crumple aluminum foil as soon as they touch it aren’t absent-minded, their brain may love sensory feedback

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Psychology explains why left-handedness is slightly more common in men and it’s not just genetics

Trauma has long been thought of as an individual occurrence, with various degrees of adverse experiences sadly impinging on many separate people in recent times. But more individuals have been diagnosed with PTSD, with some estimates up to 6,000 a day in the U.S. The National Center for PTSD says that about 5 out of…

More women than ever before are signing up to serve in the United States military. And when they come home, they are seeking care through the VA Healthcare System in record numbers. 

Psychology says people who prefer staying awake late at night are not insomniacs, they may be looking for uninterrupted focus

July 17 — A new wave of United States (US) attacks on Iran has plunged Iranians back into deep uncertainty and anxiety after a period of relative calm while a shaky ceasefire held

NEW YORK, July 17 (Reuters) – A new wave of U.S. attacks on Iran has plunged Iranians back into deep uncertainty and anxiety after a period of relative calm while a shaky ceasefire held

Psychology says people who eat burgers every day aren’t just craving comfort food, they may be driven by the brain’s reward system

The start line of the Ironman World Championship in Kona is a fascinating display of human emotion. Looking around, you will see differences in the way triathletes meet the moment: some are laughing or crying with strangers who will become friends over the next few hours of swim-bike-run. Some are closing their eyes, taking the…