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With millions of young adults "failing to launch," the claim that “emerging adulthood” is a new stage of life is gaining traction. This idea could do more harm than good
Rates of violent deaths have declined, but psychologist Robert Epstein argues in this review that it is too early to praise human nature's "better angels."
A new study suggests that preventive, proactive approaches are the most helpful—and that our stress management IQ is painfully low
Recent studies show that psychotherapy delivered through electronic devices can benefit patients
With half of all first marriages ending in divorce, how can we build lasting relationships? A Scientific American event explores the science of love
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