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| Jeff Grimm has chapter on craving published in new book on addiction science | |||
| Psychology Department's free counseling begins Jan. 17 | |||
| Documentary featuring Ira Hyman to air again on CNBC this week | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Psychology Department offering free counseling starting Jan. 17 | |||
| Psychology Dept. looking for volunteers to help with studies of family development | |||
| Joseph Trimble speaks on health research at Conn. institute | |||
| Thursday CBC documentary asks 'Are We Digital Dummies?' | |||
| Are We Digital Dummies? | In this provocative, fast paced, funny and shocking documentary, Are We Digital Dummies? examines the risks associated with using our tech gear behind the wheel of the car, at home, as well as at the office where cell phone use in meetings have re-written the rules of etiquette. We discover… |
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| What can a gorilla teach law enforcers? | Could having a partner in the car with you help mitigate the effects of inattentive blindness? A recent study confirms the problem with this phenomenon but unexpectedly could offer one solution to law enforcement. |
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| The long and short of taboo words | Canadians thinking of talking dirty during sex might want to reconsider, given a new study's discovery that prurient language causes people to underestimate how long something lasts. When researchers displayed taboo sexual words on a computer screen, onlookers consistently misjudged… |