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This story contains sexual content. Psychology Prof. Michael Bailey has dipped in and out of the spotlight for his controversial research and teaching methods for more than two decades. But two years ...

Findings using a new AI-enabled mental health app suggest that reducing negative thoughts lowers negative feelings, ...

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A groundbreaking new study of young people's digital media use has revealed surprising results, including evidence that smartphone ownership may actually benefit children.

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In an era of open data, genome-wide association studies have become entangled with efforts to prove Black inferiority.

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The first phrase that seems innocent but can quietly ruin a marriage is "I told you so." Every single person has likely ...