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Artist Helps Strangers Truly Connect
Artist Wendy McNaughton was distraught about the incivility in the U.S. So, she started using a drawing technique, called “blind contour” ...
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Research Shows the Importance of a Father’s Role
Over the last 20 years, research has consistently shown that fathers have a unique way of engaging with small children. Horsing around is more common ...
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Smartphones and Distracted Drivers
It’s frustrating to public safety officials that there is so little publicly available data on the role that smartphones play in distracting drivers ...
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How Anxiety Became Popular
In an article in The Atlantic, Derek Thompson explores “How Anxiety Became Content.” He reveals that this new “genre” on social ...
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The Addictive Nature of Online Gaming
In 2018, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially recognized "internet gaming disorder" (IGD). Addicts play pathologically. They can't ...
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NFL Legend Finds New Life Coaching Daughters
Hall of Fame NFL quarterback Steve Young has found a new way to be around the sport that made him a star--coaching his daughters in flag football. Flag ...
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Delay Giving Kids Phones for Happier Lives
How old should a child be before getting their first cell phone? There’s only one correct answer if you want them to lead happier, more successful ...
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Most Americans Yearn for a Pre-Internet World
A new poll has found 77% of middle-aged Americans between 35 and 54 years old want to return to a time before society was always “plugged in,” ...
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Film Depicts Our Need to Be Seen
In the film Wonder, which is based on the novel with the same name, a 10-year-old boy named Auggie was born with a rare medical facial deformity. Auggie ...
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Social Media Is Linked to Rise in Teen Sadness
The CDC’s bi-annual Youth Risk Behavior Survey (2023) showed that most teen girls (57%) now say that they experience persistent sadness or hopelessness ...
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