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- Educational development stunted by teenage fatherhood
- Some blind people "see" with their ears, neuropsychologists show
- The new adulthood: Extended parental support as a safety net
- Mouse nose nerve cells mature after birth, allowing bonding, recognition with mother
- Fewer than one-third of children ages 5-15 will wake up to home smoke alarms, study suggests
- In adolescence, the power to resist blooms in the brain
- Increased, mandatory screenings help identify more kids with emotional/behavioral problems
- Young adults with chronic illnesses have poorer educational, vocational and financial outcomes
- Older parents are happier with more children; young parents, with fewer
- Virtual reality can improve design skills in younger generation
- Solving the puzzle of Henry VIII
- Decline in cerebral palsy diagnoses in premature infants suggests improvements in perinatal care
- First new hope in three decades for lethal pediatric brain tumor
- Consumer Behavior
- Similarities found in brain activity for both habits and goals
- Experimental philosophy opens new avenues into old questions
- How do consumers estimate a good time?
- Buying a new product: When is it better to ask a novice rather than an expert?
- What does signing your name mean in the marketplace?
- Product choice: Why do consumers misestimate their abilities?
- Getting healthy: When does prediction help people change their habits?
- Chasing the pot of gold: Gambling subtypes and treatment outcomes
- Sleep-deprived people make risky decisions based on too much optimism
- What you see is what you do: Risky behaviors linked to risk-glorifying media exposure
- Weak supporting evidence can undermine belief in an outcome
- Parents rationalize the economic cost of children by exaggerating their parental joy
- Full bladder, better decisions? Controlling your bladder decreases impulsive choices
- Lottery winners do not want their winnings to change them
- Shopping with the Grim Reaper in mind