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		No cover image available The death scholar: John Troyer dissects the dead body as a means of grappling with the minds of the living. by Huston, Matt [author]. Source: Psychology TodayLanguage: English Copyright date: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Nipping Stress With Nutrients: Omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin B, and vitamin C take different routes to tackle stress. by Fagan, Abigail [author]. Source: Psychology TodayLanguage: English Copyright date: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Once a narcissist, always a narcissist? narcissism evolves--and often lessens--across the lifespan. by Travers, Mark [author]. Source: Psychology TodayLanguage: English Copyright date: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Fighting pain with the brain: mind-body treatments may help pain sufferers who use opioids. by Zoffness, Rachel [author]. Source: Psychology TodayLanguage: English Copyright date: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Do we march to the same beat? musical experiences may vary more within cultures than between them. by Quaglia, Sofia [author]. Source: Psychology TodayLanguage: English Copyright date: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available The simplicity project: exercises in elective deprivation. by Paris, Wendy [author]. Source: Psychology TodayLanguage: English Copyright date: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available What propels cancel culture? human nature may lead people to magnify moral transgressions. by Henderson, Rob1 [author]. Source: Psychology TodayLanguage: English Copyright date: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available The Pain paradox: most people go out of their way to avoid physical harm. But for many teens, deliberate damage becomes a form of emotion regulation--because the brain hits a new glitch in processing pain. by Apter, Terri [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available How smart is your dog? : ethologists respect the minds of animals, and you should too / David Barash. by Barash, David [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Why kids' depression goes unnoticed: parents miss signs of depression in their child far more than they realize. Even the most well-meaning can shut down communication in ways that subvert their good intentions. by Escalante, Alison [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Who will stand up? A new book challenges us to become moral rebels and assures us that it's not as hard as we might think. by Drevitch, Gary [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available How to make a happier home. by Bernheimer, Lily [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available The Root of all evil? One unifying factor may underlie several harmful personality traits. by Leary, Mark [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available The Inner life of vegetarians: unpacking the complicated relationship between vegetarianism and mental health. by Ockienburg, Sebastian [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Seeing is succeeding. by Fagan, Abigail [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available What makes "machs" different? Machiavellianism may look like psychopathy--except when it comes to politics. by McGreal, Scott [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Walking tall: new tech may alleviate the mental burden that can come with a prosthetic. by Porotskaya, Polina [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Finding the light: a brighter view of human nature is taking shape. by Estroff Marana, Hara [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Do patches have potential? A recent drug approval highlights an overlooked treatment option. by Stevens, Jonathan [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).
		No cover image available Mood swings: early birth control use may have lingering side effects. by Khurana, Mansee [author]. Source: Psychology todayLanguage: English Publisher: 2020Availability: Items available for reference: COLLEGE LIBRARY (1).

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