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Bodily Maps of Emotions.

Nummenmaa and collaborators, from several universities in Finland, propose that our emotions are represented in our somatosensory system as culturally universal categorical... Read more

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“Once we believe in ourselves, we can risk curiosity, wonder, spontaneous delight, or any experience that reveals the human spirit” ― E.E. Cummings “I laugh at... Read more

The 29 January 2014 by Darcsunshine
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The Greatest Prison People Live in is the Fear of What Other People Think.

Reblogged from More Than Skin Deep~a self harm awareness project: Why does it matter so desperately what others think of us? Why do we fear what how we are... Read more

The 31 January 2014 by Darcsunshine
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i Want to See You Be Brave

I took a break from blogging this holiday season, sort of inadvertently and without notice. It’s been a long month, and I’m working on a lot of things at the... Read more

The 20 January 2014 by Melissa Boles
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8 Ways Selfies Can Make Your Life Better

Print PDFIt’s rare to read an article about selfies, Millennials or Facebook without narcissism making an appearance in the first paragraph. Read more

The 10 January 2014 by Drpamelarutledge
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Bodily Maps of Emotions.

Nummenmaa and collaborators, from several universities in Finland, propose that our emotions are represented in our somatosensory system as culturally... Read more

The 23 January 2014 by Deric Bownds
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Selfies Can Make Your Life Better

It’s rare to read an article about selfies, Millennials or Facebook without narcissism making an appearance in the first paragraph. No wonder people,... Read more

The 10 January 2014 by Drpamelarutledge
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My Aversion to "selfies" and the Demographics of Social Media.

The actor James Franco has done an interesting brief essay on the meaning of "selfies", photos of himself reporting what he is doing relayed via Instagram. Read more

The 03 January 2014 by Deric Bownds
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Cognitive Control - What You See Depends on How You Look.

Turk-Brown argues for a more expansive approach to understanding various kinds of non-invasive brain imaging data. I relay his abstract, and one figure... Read more

The 02 January 2014 by Deric Bownds
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Madness You Say?

When life itself seems lunatic, who knows where madness lies? Perhaps to be too practical is madness. To surrender dreams – this may be madness. To seek treasur... Read more

The 31 January 2014 by Darcsunshine
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Book of the Month – January/February 2014

Contributed by Rhonda Rinehart.Why are we sad?Blue Monday, as Mondays in January have become known, are regarded as particularly depressing mid-winter days due... Read more

The 21 January 2014 by Chp
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