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Cleanliness Makes People Less Severe In Moral Judgments
New research in
Psychological Science has
found that the physical
notion of cleanliness
significantly reduces the
severity of moral judgments,
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U.S. Navy Sonar Linked To Whale Strandings, Environmental Scientists Argue
With the U.S. Supreme Court
due to review a series of
lower court rulings that
restrict the Navy's use of
sonar in submarine detection
... > full story
Social Problems Dominate Concerns In Neighborhoods With Unsatisfied Residents
A new study reveals that the
general appearance of a
neighborhood is the single
most important factor
affecting how satisfied
... > full story
Criminals Who Eat Processed Foods More Likely To Be Discovered, Through Fingerprint Sweat Corroding Metal
The inventor of a
revolutionary new forensic
fingerprinting technique
claims criminals who eat
processed foods have 'sticky
... > full story
- Cleanliness Makes People Less Severe In Moral Judgments
- U.S. Navy Sonar Linked To Whale Strandings, Environmental Scientists Argue
- Social Problems Dominate Concerns In Neighborhoods With Unsatisfied Residents
- Criminals Who Eat Processed Foods More Likely To Be Discovered, Through Fingerprint Sweat Corroding Metal
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Prejudice Affects Perception Of Ethnic Minority Faces
November 27, 2008 — Prejudice can be a powerful influence, biasing the way we think about and act towards ethnic minorities. Now, a new study revels that the way people view ethnic minority faces is related to their ... > full story -
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Doctors' Questions About End-of-life Legalities May Result In Patient Pain
November 16, 2008 — When treatment options dwindle or are exhausted, terminally ill-patients often opt for pain management and comfort over life-extending therapies. However, researchers report that a lack of thorough ... > full story -
Eastern Pacific Tuna Hang In The Balance
October 30, 2008 — The Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission, the international body charged with the conservation and management of tuna and associated species in the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean, will meet in San ... > full story -
From Blitz To Bombs: Terrorism Has Changed Radically Over The Last 15 Years
October 28, 2008 — The terrorist has gone from being a political window breaker to a ruthless mass murderer, according to a recent analysis. The old understanding of terrorism imply a politically motivated crime where ... > full story -
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Green Practices: When Do Corporations Respond To Stakeholders' Pressure?
October 23, 2008 — Researchers explain when external stakeholders can influence organizations to adopt greener management ... > full story -
Collaboration Between States, Federal Government Key To Health Care Reform
October 21, 2008 — In order to achieve comprehensive health care reform, states cannot do it alone. States and the federal government must partner and collaborate to overcome barriers and challenges to create ... > full story -
Entrepreneurial Activity Affected By Degree Of States' Economic Freedom
October 15, 2008 — A new study in the journal Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice examines how entrepreneurial activity and level of employment in US service industries respond to changes in the degree of economic ... > full story -
Should Substance Abuse Offenders Get Treatment Or Jail Time? New Report On California's Proposition 36
October 14, 2008 — The effectiveness of substance abuse treatment provided under voter-approved Proposition 36, which calls for treatment instead of jail for nonviolent offenders, is being undermined by budget cuts, ... > full story -
Tobacco Smuggling Is Killing More People Than Illegal Drugs, Experts Claim
October 11, 2008 — Tobacco smuggling causes around 4,000 premature deaths a year -- four times the number of deaths caused by the use of all smuggled illegal drugs put together -- but the UK government is not doing ... > full story -
Ban On Betting Would Boost Ailing Economy, Gambling Critic Says
September 25, 2008 — Congress should resurrect the nationwide gambling ban that existed through most of the 20th century to help soothe a fragile US economy shaken by the worst credit and financial crisis in decades, a ... > full story
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