People who enjoy being proven wrong share specific traits psychology links to intelligence, from how they read opposing views to how their brains handle errors.

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Jesse Minter acknowledges the mental challenge facing the Baltimore Ravens after another second-half collapse raises questions about their consistency.

Federal statistics show nursing homes still overuse medications to quell the behavioral problems that come with cognitive decline. Experts think there are better ways.

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Gentle parenting is not the problem - disengagement is. The newest global data shows how widespread it has become.

You finish a meeting, return to your desk and try to get on with the day. But your mind keeps going back to one moment.

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Exercise, avoiding alcohol or even getting enough sleep aren’t the factors most connected to college students’ well-being.

Pawlikowski renders a personal and political epic in miniature as he strips every frame and scene down to its essence.

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