Do Psychopaths Ever Change? Here’s What Those Closest To Them Say (M)

For the study, people who knew psychopaths and those with antisocial personality disorder (APD) were asked about their behaviour.

For the study, people who knew psychopaths and those with antisocial personality disorder (APD) were asked about their behaviour.

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The Musical Sign That You Have High Empathy (M)

Music is much more than just entertainment: it is a way for people to connect with each other.

Music is much more than just entertainment: it is a way for people to connect with each other.

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How To Use Distraction To Spot A Liar (M)

Studies regularly find that even experts do little better than chance at detecting lies.

Studies regularly find that even experts do little better than chance at detecting lies.

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Combining Two Free Activities Can Reduce Depression By 40% in Two Months (M)

Reduce depression by combining two activities well-known to make you feel better.

Reduce depression by combining two activities well-known to make you feel better.

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Psychopaths Have One Brain Region That Is 10% Larger (M)

It could explain why psychopaths have an increased need for stimulation and are more likely to be impulsive.

It could explain why psychopaths have an increased need for stimulation and are more likely to be impulsive.

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