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1. Is rejection on the rise?
Has rejection become more common in our modern world? Social media and rejection-based television make rejection more apparent than social snubs of the past.
(January 2020)
2. Can words alone lead to suicide
The court is asked to consider the limits of free speech in the texting suicide case.
(December 2019)
3. Bullying is not just a problem for teens
Psychologists’ research could help inform anti-bullying laws to protect older victims.
(June 2019)
4. Necessity led to inventions from these psychologists
Psychologists faced with a patient or client need created a service or tool to meet the need.
(April 2018)
5. In brief: More marijuana equals more sex, sleep deprivation, and more research
Journal research highlights on many subjects including medicine names, mother-infant bonding, addiction training, marijuana and sex, super-agers, immigrants, teen drinking, cyberbullying, female CEOs, depression, music and more.
(February 2018)
6. In brief: Pretty bias exists in the job market, humblebragging, and more research
Journal research highlights on many subjects including working women, Head Start, ADHD, humblebragging, postpartum depression, concussion rates, robots, screen time, beauty bias, study habits, stress errors, controlling dreams and more.
(January 2018)
7. In brief: Stopping sexual assault, a look at wealth, and more research
Journal research highlights on many subjects including same-sex parenting, suicide, sexual assult, wealth, work-life balance, feelings, flextime, use of alcohol, happiness, depression, cognitive equality, interviews, and more.
(November 2017)
8. In brief: Too much charisma may hinder leadership ability, flip-flopping politicians, and more research
Journal research highlights on many subjects including parenting, charisma, time estimates, behavior nudges, bullies, victims, tai chi, IVF, depression, hormones, food insecurity, family dinner, Alzheimer's and more.
(September 2017)
9. Raising a generation to be safe and kind online
Psychologists are working with teens, teachers, parents and the tech industry to raise awareness of and prevent cyberbullying.
(April 2017)
10. In brief: December 2016
Summaries of peer-reviewed research on dance inspiring empathy, personality and gait, willpower, stress eating, Affordable Care Act, weight discrimination, valuing time, cyberbullying, men who gamble, exercise in middle age, space travel and more.
(December 2016)

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