Melinda Wenner
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Women Can Smell a Man's IntentionsAt least subconsciously, a woman can also tell a man's in the mood by the scent of his sweat.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Smarter Men Have More Sperm
Intelligence could indicate a person has a lot of good genes and traits.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Men Flirt with Risk to Score WomenMen make up most of the world’s skydivers and rock climbers. It’s likely not just for thrills.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Pet Food Deaths Baffle ScientistsToxicologists and veterinary scientists can't figure out what, exactly is killing the animals.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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What a Hoot: How Owls Show Who's BossThe pitch of an owl’s hoot tells other owls whether to back off or pick a fight.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Moving Your Eyes Improves Memory, Study SuggestsImproving your memory could be as simple as moving your eyes from side-to-side.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Parasites Eavesdrop on Stink Bug Sex TalkA study suggests that parasitic wasps eavesdrop on stink bugs� sexual vibrations in order to locate new prey.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Study: Religion is Good for KidsChildren with religious parents are better behaved. But why?
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Why Do We Desire Things?Scientists struggle to understand why we prefer certain things.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Secret to Overcoming Shyness Revealed ... TentativelyScientists investigate what makes people shy and how they can overcome it.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Greatest Mysteries: Who Are You?Much of who we are is driven by unconscious impulses.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Divorce Software Designed to Handle NegotiationsArtificial intelligence and game theory resolve divorce disputes.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Primate Tourism Monkeys Around with Life and DeathPrimate tourism might not be so good for the monkeys involved.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Surprise! Rare Fish Show Up in Man-Made Ponds
Scientists stumble on a population of endangered fish in an unlikely place.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Nuclear Accidents Kill Brightly Colored Birds MostBrightly colored birds suffer more from radiation exposure.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Simple Gesturing Helps Students LearnKids learn remember when taught to use their hands.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Presidential Power at 60-Year-HighWhite House power has grown significantly throughout the past century.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Brain Scans Reveal Why Meditation WorksBrain scans reveal that naming your emotions calms one's emotion center
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Female Rattlesnakes are Stay-at-Home MomsMales wander. And neither wants to make much noise.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Sex Makes Teens Feel OlderTeens who date older people, have sex and drink booze feel older than they are.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Women Prefer Men Who Look Like DadThey prefer men who resemble dad, if they got along with him.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Anger Fuels Better DecisionsAnger makes people think more analytically, according to a recent study.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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Ancient Frogs Rafted to the CaribbeanSouth American frogs used rafts to colonize Central America and the Caribbean.
By Melinda Wenner Published
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New Depression Rx: Get MarriedA new study suggests that marriage provides a greater psychological boost to the depressed.
By Melinda Wenner Published
psychology
