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Speech Linked With Bipedality By UMBC Professor
November 19, 1999 — Speech is a byproduct of the physiological adjustments that came along with walking upright on two feet, according to Robert Provine, UMBC professor of ... > full story -
Halloween Horror Movies May Sabotage Your Social Life
October 28, 1999 — When the leaves are swirling around the sidewalks and trick-or-treat costumes are lining aisles of department stores, many people are thinking about taking their dates to a horror movie Halloween ... > full story -
Neurons Produced During Adulthood React To Stimuli
October 26, 1999 — Brain cells that are produced in adult mammals respond to sexual stimuli, according to a team of biologists at the University of Massachusetts. ... > full story -
Social Behavior Transformed With One New Gene
August 19, 1999 — For the first time, researchers have transformed an antisocial mouse into a more social animal by genetically manipulating the distribution of a specific receptor in the brain. ... > full story -
Low Sense Of Belonging Is A Predictor Of Depression
August 10, 1999 — A psychological sense of belonging is a greater predictor of major depression than other factors commonly associated with depression, such as social support, conflict and ... > full story -
Carnegie Mellon Study Reveals Negative Potential Of Heavy Internet Use On Emotional Well Being
September 1, 1998 — -The Internet has the potential to make us socially isolated, lonely and depressed, according to the unexpected results of a study of home computer users by scientists at Carnegie Mellon ... > full story -
Sex Hormones Found To Have Little Or No Effect On Adolescent Sexual Behavior
July 21, 1998 — Researchers have found little or no effect on adolescent sexual behavior after giving test subjects sex hormones over a nearly two-year ... > full story -
Social Stress Shortens Lives Of Monkeys With AIDS
May 6, 1998 — New research at the University of California, Davis, bolsters long-held suspicions that emotional stress can weaken the body's defenses against AIDS-type viruses and even hasten death. ... > full story -
Taller Does Not Necessarily Mean Happier, A New UB Study Of Growth-Hormone Patients Shows
April 16, 1998 — Although popular culture continues to presume that height is a measure of personal satisfaction in life, a new study by a team of psychologists and endocrinologists at the University at ... > full story -
Sexual Preference In Women Linked To Difference In The Inner Ear
March 3, 1998 — Scientists have found the first physiological difference between heterosexual and homosexual women. Echo-like sounds made by the inner ears of homosexual and bisexual women are weaker than the same ... > full story -
Biology Of A Monogamous Bond: Findings Reported In Hormones And Behavior Help Explain Social Attachment, Provide Clues For Autistic Behavior
July 16, 1997 — As a youngster, he's a tad timid but he gets along well enough with others. He doesn't fight much. Then something happens. He meets an attractive female and mates with her. Within 24 hours, ... > full story
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