Beams and Struts - Contributors

Why Women Have to Pee So Often

Â Â The physiology of the need, not the psychology.

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The Brain Science of Ayahuasca Experiences

Â Â A recent documentary followed Dr. Gabor Mate's explorations of ayahuasca as a therapeutic tool, and featured research on the neurochemistry involved.

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Are You Controlled by Your Inner Pigdog? - the Neurobiology of Choice

Â Â Â What exactly is going on in our heads when we give in to a craving?

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Escape, Avoidance, Instant Gratification- The Culture of Spoiled Brats

We're a spoiled brat nation. Here's why.Â

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Female Friendships and Rivalries Are Truly, Truly, Truly Outrageous

Which elements of the psychological patterns in gender psychology are evident in an episode of Jem and the Holograms?

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The Twenty Functions of Human Skin

Â Â A short except from the book Touching: the Human Significance of the Skin, by Ashley Montagu, listing twenty separate and distinct functions of human skin.

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Scientific Research into Telepathy

Scientist Rupert Sheldrake investigates if there's anything to that feeling that someone's looking at you, or dogs seeming to know when there owners are coming home.

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