Social Darwinism Linked To Psychological Dysfunction (M)

Social Darwinism is the belief that the world is a  competitive jungle and that only the ‘strongest’ survive.

Social Darwinism is the belief that the world is a  competitive jungle and that only the 'strongest' survive.

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This Type of Singleton Lives A Happy Life, Psychologists Find (M)

More and more people are living the single life in Western societies than ever before.

More and more people are living the single life in Western societies than ever before.

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The Drug That ‘Resets’ Brains Of Very Depressed People (M)

Effects of the drug last up to five weeks on people who have not responded to other treatments.

Effects of the drug last up to five weeks on people who have not responded to other treatments.

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Free Will Is An Illusion: The Brain Tricks Us Into Thinking We Are In Control (M)

For anyone who has ever done something and then immediately wondered why, this study is for you…

For anyone who has ever done something and then immediately wondered why, this study is for you...

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The Most Effective Ways To Reduce Worry And Rumination (M)

People who practised these coping strategies went on to sleep better, drink less alcohol and eat healthier foods.

People who practised these coping strategies went on to sleep better, drink less alcohol and eat healthier foods.

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