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What Makes Us Happy? - The Atlantic (June 2009) on 2009-12-09
BPS RESEARCH DIGEST: "I wanted a new challenge" - Cross-cultural differences in workers' thoughts about their career changes on 2009-12-02
EBSCOhost: Associations among adolescent obesity, bullying, and media exposure in rela... on 2009-12-01
Brown in Dehli on 2009-11-30
- Psychology
Pomona mail on 2009-11-29
- directions to the campus...also give them your cell number, in case they need to get a hold of you the day of...you will need to get their bios...and their address/social security # for their honorarium. You will tell them that we will have lunch at noon in the Hart Room of the second floor of the Smith Campus Center...ask them to confirm whether they will be going to the lunch or not...so we can figure out how much food to order.
- choose 4 articles you like the most and summarize the main points.
EBSCOhost: Relationship among perceptions of teasing, self-esteem, depression, coping ... on 2009-11-29
- , increased teasing was significantly associated with lower self-esteem and higher ratings of depressive symptoms. Teasing was also significantly associated with coping strategies involving ventilating feelings and investing in close friends and lower body image.
- , increased teasing was significantly associated with lower self-esteem and higher ratings of depressive symptoms. Teasing was also significantly associated with coping strategies involving ventilating feelings and investing in close friends and lower body image.
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- - As hypothesized, increased teasing was significantly associated with lower self-esteem and higher ratings of depressive symptoms. Teasing was also significantly associated with coping strategies involving ventilating feelings and investing in close friends and lower body image.
  - As hypothesized, increased teasing was significantly associated with lower self-esteem and higher ratings of depressive symptoms. Teasing was also significantly associated with coping strategies involving ventilating feelings and investing in close friends and lower body image.
  - As hypothesized, increased teasing was significantly associated with lower self-esteem and higher ratings of depressive symptoms. Teasing was also significantly associated with coping strategies involving ventilating feelings and investing in close friends and lower body image.
Women at Arms - A Combat Role, and Anguish, Too - Series - NYTimes.com on 2009-11-11
Findings - Ethnographic Study Looks at Gossip in the Workplace - NYTimes.com on 2009-11-11
What Should Count as a Mental Disorder in DSM-V? - Psychiatric Times on 2009-11-11
HorrorLair - A Clockwork Orange Script on 2009-11-10
- It wasn't me, brother, sir. Speak up for me, sir, for I'm not so bad. I
  was led on by the treachery of others, sir.
- Sings the roof off lovely, he does that.
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- - and my mom,
    boohoohooing in her mother's grief as her only child
  - Alex starts up overhead projector