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Accents influence perceptions of guilt, with those judged as "lower status" being considered more likely to commit crimes.

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Carl R. Trueman’s book is a microcosm of the American political world with as much disguised hatred as analytical thought.

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The latest viral personality test sweeping social media claims to uncover hidden traits based on the shape of your forehead.

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Food phobias are on the rise, particularly among children. So can a three-hour session with one of the world’s most ...