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Mind

Babies can tell who’s closely related from whether they share saliva

Infants and toddlers seem to expect people who exchange saliva, for example by taking bites of the same food, to be close enough to comfort each other if one gets upset

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Mind

How to use little rituals to boost your mental performance

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Mind

How to alter your personality: why your character isn’t fixed in stone

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How to alter your personality: why your character isn’t fixed in stone

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Mind

What doing magic tricks for birds is revealing about animal minds

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Humans

The real reasons we laugh and what different types of laughter mean

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WHY do we act irrationally?

Humans

Why are we irrational? How a logical flaw stops us solving problems

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Humans

Having impostor syndrome may actually make you better at your job

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Mind

鈥楪hosting鈥� in casual relationships linked to some personality types

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How can I make myself more motivated?

Three ways in which science suggests you can manufacture motivation

How spiteful are you?

Humans

Why psychologists can’t decide if moral disgust is even a thing

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Mind

Repressed memories: The dangerous idea we can鈥檛 seem to forget

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Humans

Gwen Adshead interview: Why ordinary people commit heinous crimes

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