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Psychology (5 Links)
Created by Sweetheart 2 years 25 days ago in Other.
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Identical twins reunited after 35 years in a bizarre social experiment - found to have the same interests, career, and personality
Posted by ian 2 years 24 days ago (telegraph.co.uk).  Views: 222
Tags: psychology
Paula Bernstein and Elyse Schein lived very similar lives. They were both born in New York, edited their high school newspapers and studied film at university. And both were adopted in 1968. It was only at the age of 35 that they discovered each other [More...]
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Sexual Orientation Hard-Wired in Worm Brains
Posted by Sweetheart 2 years 25 days ago (foxnews.com).
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Sexual orientation seems to be wired into the brains of nematode worms, and tweaking this sexual wiring can result in worms attracted to members of the same sex.
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Intelligence: More Nature Than Nurture?
Posted by Sweetheart 2 years 25 days ago (sciencedaily.com).
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While showing an impressive growth prenatally, the human brain is not completed at birth. There is considerable brain growth during childhood with dynamic changes taking place in the human brain throughout life, probably for adaptation to our [More...]
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Stereotype-induced Math Anxiety Undermines Girls' Ability To Perform In Other Academic Areas
Posted by Sweetheart 2 years 25 days ago (sciencedaily.com).
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A popular stereotype that boys are better at mathematics than girls undermines girls' math performance because it causes worrying that erodes the mental resources needed for problem solving, new research at the University of Chicago shows.
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Men and Women Really Do Think Differently
Posted by Sweetheart 2 years 25 days ago (livescience.com).
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Men and women do think differently, at least where the anatomy of the brain is concerned, according to a new study.

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