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In 2010, researchers in the department of psychology at Oxford University designed a study that revealed how playing Tetris reduced the intensity of traumatic memories and stop them from intruding and voluntarily. Vivid memories and recurrent thoughts are constant criteria of ptsd. The researchers described Tetris as a "cognitive vaccine" against these types of memories what is known as- dual task processing
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Today, more than 60% of young men are single - and number that is doubled the rate among women
It's important to point out that women also embrace masculine ideas, especially since demonstrating strength and rationality is one way to counter sexist and racist bias. However, when women do, they can also suffer the negative effects of social disconnection
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It's important to point out that women also embrace masculine ideas, especially since demonstrating strength and rationality is one way to counter sexist and racist bias. However, when women do, they can also suffer the negative effects of social disconnection
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Rates of infectious diseases correlate to rises in "vertical" laws, which target discrete groups with punitive measures such as criminalizing abortion or closing borders using painful and cruel measures
Widowers are far more resilient than widowers. During the year after the death of a spouse, men are 70% more likely to die than pairs whose spouses are alive. For women, with wider relationships, 27%
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Widowers are far more resilient than widowers. During the year after the death of a spouse, men are 70% more likely to die than pairs whose spouses are alive. For women, with wider relationships, 27%







