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Want Jesus in Your Life? Hire a Jesus Model
Models who look like Jesus are in high demand in Utah. That’s because for a growing number of people in the state, a picture isn’t complete ...
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Can an Organ Transplant Can Change Your Personality?
Changes in personality following a heart transplant have been noted pretty much ever since transplants began. In one case, a person who hated classical ...
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Gen Z’s Social Media Lament
In a New York Times piece “Gen Z Has Regrets,” Jonathan Haidt and co-writer Will Johnson ask if young people wish social media had never existed. ...
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Media Profanity Fuels Aggression in Youth
When children are exposed to violence on TV and in video games, studies show they tend to become more aggressive themselves. But a study reveals that ...
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‘Righteous Anger’ Can Produce Moral Courage
In a 2022 behavioral study, researchers explored the connection between anger and moral courage. While participants were supposedly waiting for the study ...
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Zoos’ Dilemma: Gorillas’ Screen Time
Many zoos are facing a new dilemma: gorillas and screen time. Great apes have become interested in watching videos of themselves on the phones of visitors. ...
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Parents Ignore Advice on Screen Time for Children
Parents are bombarded with a dizzying list of orders when it comes to screen time and young children: No screens for babies under 18 months. Limit screens ...
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The Secret to a Younger You
In 1979 Dr. Ellen Langer, a Psychology Professor at Harvard, designed a weeklong experiment for a group of 75-year-old men. The men knew very little about ...
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Stop Watching Mean People in Videos
Here's the conclusion from a study published in the journal Aggressive Behavior: Watching TV programs about mean people can make you a mean person. ...
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Tiktok’s Addictive Algorithm
A study of YouTube, TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook revealed that American Teens—by a large margin—use YouTube (71%) more than TikTok ...
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