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Decision Making

Risk-Taking Spikes Predict Next Month’s Drinking in Mild-to-Moderate AUD

Study Finds Asian Elephants Can Suppress Impulse to Solve Detour Task

Psychologists Say Keeping Receipts Reflects Control Rather Than Hoarding

Psychologists Say Tidy Homes Cut Stress but Mess Can Boost Creativity

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Study Finds Older Adults Report Fewer Recent Regrets and Less Distress

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UBC Study Finds Raccoons Keep Solving Puzzles After the Treat

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Rome Court Declines Guardian for Sgarbi, Orders Expert Review on Marriage and Will

New Coverage Identifies Blue, Gray and White as Colors of a 'Smart' Image

Nearly 90% of Daily Actions Are Performed Automatically, Study Finds

Researchers Define 'Doubling-Back Aversion' and Call for Further Study

Late Morning Exams Yield Highest Success Rates, Study Finds

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