by University of Washington News
For Asian Americans who are gay or lesbian, their sexual orientation may make them seem more “American” than those who are presumed straight.
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Foodie Calls: Dating For a Free Meal (Rather Than a Relationship)
New psychology research reveals 23 - 33% of women in an online study say they’ve engaged in a “foodie call,” where they set up a date for a free meal. These women score high on the “dark triad” of personality traits as well.
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If Life Is Uncertain, Should We Eat Dessert First?
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Studies of how well kids are able to delay gratification when offered marshmallows yield some surprising messages about how both character and context shape behavior.Jul12
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