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• Posted Odd Behaviors When in Love to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  According to Som Sommers, author of Situations Matter, we make different faces when we interact with our loved ones. This is only one example of how humans act out of the norm when faced with their loved ones. As...
• Posted Food, Sex, and Danger to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Food, Sex, and Danger Susan Weinschenk talks about the brain in her book, Neuro Web Design: What makes them click? She argues that as humans, we have three brains: the new brain, the mid brain, and the old brain. While...
• Posted Food, Sex, and Danger to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Food, Sex, and Danger Susan Weinschenk talks about the brain in her book, Neuro Web Design: What makes them click? She argues that as humans, we have three brains: the new brain, the mid brain, and the old brain. While...
• Posted Food, Sex, and Danger to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Food, Sex, and Danger Susan Weinschenk talks about the brain in her book, Neuro Web Design: What makes them click? She argues that as humans, we have three brains: the new brain, the mid brain, and the old brain. While...
• Posted Food, Sex, and Danger to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Food, Sex, and Danger Susan Weinschenk talks about the brain in her book, Neuro Web Design: What makes them click? She argues that as humans, we have three brains: the new brain, the mid brain, and the old brain. While...
• Posted Food, Sex, and Danger to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Food, Sex, and Danger Susan Weinschenk talks about the brain in her book, Neuro Web Design: What makes them click? She argues that as humans, we have three brains: the new brain, the mid brain, and the old brain. While...
• Posted Food, Sex, and Danger to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Food, Sex, and Danger Susan Weinschenk talks about the brain in her book, Neuro Web Design: What makes them click? She argues that as humans, we have three brains: the new brain, the mid brain, and the old brain. While...
• Posted Food, Sex, and Danger to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Food, Sex, and Danger Susan Weinschenk talks about the brain in her book, Neuro Web Design: What makes them click? She argues that as humans, we have three brains: the new brain, the mid brain, and the old brain. While...
• Posted Food, Sex, and Danger to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Food, Sex, and Danger Susan Weinschenk talks about the brain in her book, Neuro Web Design: What makes them click? She argues that as humans, we have three brains: the new brain, the mid brain, and the old brain. While...
• Posted Salut! Comment s'appelle tu? to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Why is it easier to learn a second language as a kid? Scientists argue that it is because the neural substrate need for language acquisition cease to be fully available after a certain period. The actual age of this...
• Posted What is Beauty? to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  Everyone wants to be beautiful nowadays, but what is beauty? In Hippias Major, one of the dialogues of Plato, both Socrates and Hippias tried to define beauty. The question Socrates asked Hippias, "consider: for he asked you, not what...
• Posted An apple a day keeps the doctors away? to Section 16 and 17 F11 PSY 1001
  According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the two top leading causes of death in the United States are heart disease and cancer ("Leading Cause of Death"). Lifestyle choices can greatly affect the causes of both diseases, including...
• Commented on Feral Children: Nature vs Nurture
  This is the first time that I have heard about kids being raised by animals. If not for the former post, I would not even believe this situation to be possible. It seems like something that only happen in stories....