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Behind the news


Connecting you with the psychological science behind the news:

Hips do lie, women's sway can't be trusted (Daily Telegraph).
Sexy walks keep men off scent (BBC News Online).

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Men motivated by superior wage (BBC News online).
Relative wealth 'makes you happier' (Daily Telegraph).

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The science of love: look into the eyes (The Independent).
Love at first sight just sex and ego, study says (The Guardian).

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Brain wiring link to paedophilia (BBC News online).
'Wiring fault' in child sex abusers (Daily Telegraph).

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