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Clothing can change how you think and act. Wearing an item imbued with symbolic meaning actually shifts cognition.

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Freud: Your ego ensures that you forget distressing thoughts, memories, or impulses. IFS: Your protective parts keep the ...

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A new study has found that AI jurors understand the law better and are more likely to acquit a defendant when questions arise ...