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Obedience can come at a personal cost - New study digs into the personality of people who unquestionably follow orders - Press Release

A recent study from PsychTests.com reveals that people who reluctantly but willingly do what they are told are more likely to struggle with confidence

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Breaking Bad - New study looks into the psychological root of unhealthy habits

MONTREAL (PRWEB) March 12, 2022 What compels a person to overeat knowing that it will not only lead to indigestion and weight gain, but also heaps of

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The Emotional Elephant in the Room: New study looks into the high psychological cost of emotional dissonance

MONTREAL (PRWEB) February 26, 2022 Overt displays of emotion are not as much of a faux pas as they were during Victorian and Edwardian times, but that

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Resilient, Self-motivated, and Self-Aware Lover: New study reveals the top 10 traits of people in happy relationships…and some may be surprising

MONTREAL (PRWEB) February 12, 2022 When people are asked to describe their ideal partner, most will gush about the importance of kindheartedness, loyalty,

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Shoulders to Lean or Cry On: New study looks into the advantages of having a confidant

MONTREAL (PRWEB) January 31, 2022 The benefits of having a confidant are incontestable. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson became close friends during the

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