Why Addicts Find It So Hard To Quit (M)
The addict’s failure to form an accurate mental model of their behaviour is partly why they find it so hard to quit.
The addict’s failure to form an accurate mental model of their behaviour is partly why they find it so hard to quit.
With age it is natural for the brain’s plasticity to reduce and there is also a loss of gray matter as it shrinks in size — but the process can be slowed.
The idea that there is a magic number of repetitions or days to form any habit is a fallacy.
Why lonely people feel different and may find it hard to connect with their peers.
The survey found that two-thirds would be ‘concerned’ about the performance of a co-worker with this issue.
High blood pressure is thought to affect almost one-in-three people around the world, with a further third at risk.
Gossip is a feature of almost every known human society.
Lonely hearts ads show a sharp decline in the mention of economic factors between 1950 and 1995 when searching for a potential partner.
The obsession with more is built into our language.
When cut off from other people we develop a craving for them that is similar to hunger.
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