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60-Second Mind

by Scientific American
334 EPISODES
Feb 2015
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Up Your Online Dating Game with Evidence-Based Strategies
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Junk Diet Rewires Rat Brains
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High Price Tag on Meds May Boost Healing
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Publication Bias May Boost Findings for Bilingual Brain Benefits
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Inclusion Illusion Lessens Racial Bias
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Blood Test Forecasts Concussion Severity
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Bouncy Gait Improves Mood
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Synchronized Walking Reduces Opponent's Perceived Size
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Big Parental Control May Stunt Kid Assertiveness
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Lots or Little Sleep Linked to Sick Days
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Can’t Take My Eyes off You—Your Face, That Is
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Talking to Strangers Makes You Happy
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People Think Experiences Bring Happiness, Still Opt for Things
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Childhood Stress Decreases Size of Brain Regions
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Even Monkeys Believe In Hot Streaks
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Brain State Bread Crumbs Lead Way Back to Consciousness
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Body's Pain Perception Mapped for First Time
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Vision Involves a Bit of Hearing, Too
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Parents Who Support Corporal Punishment Do It a Lot
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Extroversion Extends Benefits across Cultures
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Eaters Assume Crunchy Foods Have Fewer Calories
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Stressed Teens May Be Better Drivers
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Mobile Phones Exert Emotional Pull
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Barbie Exposure May Limit Girls' Career Imagination
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Kids Books May Cause Confusion about Animals
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Danger Explainers Convince Kids Better Than Do Edict Issuers
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Youth Gang Membership Affects Mental Health Later in Life
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Infants Use Verbs They Know to Learn New Nouns
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Your Memory May Be Edited
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Young Musicians Reap Long-Term Neuro Benefits
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Movie-Watching Together Strengthens Marriages
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Review Finds Meditation Somewhat Effective against Anxiety and Depression
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Brain-Training Games May Not Improve Overall Intelligence
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How Computers Affect Our Movements
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"Angelina Jolie Effect" Leaves Public with Inaccurate Knowledge of Breast Cancer Risk
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Test Prep Doesn't Help Raise Intelligence Scores
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We Are More Likely to Lie in the Afternoon
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Overeating Due to Stress?
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Seeing Photos of Food Makes Actual Food Less Tasty
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Reducing a Fear During Sleep
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Generosity Can Breed Contempt
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Babies Know Animals Have Gushy Insides
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When to Catch a Lie via Text
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We Probably Won't Recycle Shredded Paper
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Limit Youth Football Practice Hits For Brain Health
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Portion-Size Label Influences Ingestion Intake
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Social Status Affects Who We Choose to Believe
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Happiness During Teen Years Predicts Happiness as Adults
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What Fighting Couples Want
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Expansive Postures May Lead Us to Dishonesty
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