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Psychology Today Magazine
November 2023

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The Surprising Power of Your Social Circles

By Psychology Today Contributors

The people around us have a stronger influence on our decisions and actions than we realize. Here’s what research reveals about our networks’ gravitational force.

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How to Ask for (and Get) What You Need From a Relationship

By Hara Estroff Marano

The emotional support that everyone craves requires you to know what you need and ask (nicely!) for it. It’s a high-wire act?but it paves the way for thriving.

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How People Become Bitter and Resentful

By Psychology Today Contributors

Do you feel unappreciated, disrespected, or snubbed? Here's how to conquer the feelings of bitterness, resentment, and numbness.

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What It's Like Not Being Able to Recognize Anyone

By Jennifer Golbeck Ph.D.

A professor with face blindness can’t recognize the features of most people she encounters, so she tries to remember what matters even more about them.

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To Eat, Perchance To Sleep

By Hara Estroff Marano

When you eat, perhaps as much as what you eat, has a direct impact on sleep and wake cycles set by the brain.

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Changing Charts

By Tyler Woods

Indie rock darling Ed Droste becomes a therapist.

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The Strength To Resist

By Abigail Fagan

What gives people the conviction to dissent?

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Splitting Heirs

By Hara Estroff Marano

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