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We've all been there: We forgot to wash the dishes even though our partner/roommate/parent has asked us approximately 8 gazillion times. Why do some things stick in our minds, while others float right on through? Greatist explores the latest in selective hearing research.
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Lots of 20-somethings are affected by FOMO, or the fear of missing out on social events. Now researchers say they’ve come up with a way to measure FOMO, a condition that can sometimes lead to anxiety and depression.
COLUMN: In the first of a series of columns on modern relationships, psychiatrist Dr. Mark Banschick explains why intimacy is so appealing — and so difficult.
Me, myself, and I can sometimes be the perfect company when we're feeling overwhelmed or just want to get stuff done. But sometimes that privacy can turn into loneliness, stress, and depression.
Reading is bound to boost our vocabulary, but can it make us better at relating to others, too? A new study explored the unexpected connection between reading and empathy.
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