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NFL Refs Swayed by Crowd Pressure
Football referees are unbiased, right? They would never be influenced by fans or football players, right? Well, according to a recent study football refs ...
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Oregon Owl Preys Upon Government Officials
Oregon state officials have confirmed reports of several recent attacks on government workers outside its state capitol building, but have not recorded ...
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T.S. Eliot's Conversion Met with Disgust
In 1927, the famous English poet and essayist T.S. Eliot became a Christian and was baptized and confirmed. Prior to his conversion, Eliot belonged to ...
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Driver Follows the Wrong Speed
Retired minister and author Bob Russell told the following account to illustrate how Christians today often go along with the moral pace of those around ...
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Pet Rock Inventor Regrets Invention
In the mid-'70s, an unknown editor named Gary Dahl was talking with his friends, who were complaining about all the work involved in caring for pets—feeding ...
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An Imaginary Talk with God about People-pleasing
Think about this the next time you feel pressure to please someone or to please a group of people rather than trying to fear and please God. Picture yourself ...
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Media Images Propel Women into Body Hatred
The average woman in America sees about 3,000 ads each day—many of which send messages about what the "ideal" female body should look like. But ...
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Teenager Is Addicted to Social Media
An article in The Atlantic shared an interview with a 14-year-old girl from New Jersey named Casey. Casey got her first computer (a toy) when she was ...
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Market Researcher Explains the Lure of Peer Pressure
Martin Lindstrom, a former market research expert and author of Brandwashed, argues that advertisers know something that human beings have in common with ...
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Fame Is the Highest Value on Preteen TV Shows
A 2011 paper by a team of psychologists at UCLA analyzed the values of characters in popular television shows for the past four decades. They evaluated ...
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