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Anticipating Temptation May Improve Behavior
New research suggests anticipating temptation could help people do the right thing. New research suggests anticipating temptation could help people do the right thing.
Mississippi College Distances Itself from Controversial Graduation Cheering Arrests
Iowa State Basketball Head Coach Search: 5 Candidates Emerging Above the Rest
Eating Placenta Has No Proven Health Benefits, Poses Unknown Risks
Boston Marathon Bombing: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's College Friend Sentenced to 6 Years
7 New Species of Tiny Poisonous Frogs in Brazil Detailed in Study
'Hellboy' Triceratops Named for Horns as Well as Tedious Excavation Process
University of Arkansas Launches Writing Certificate Program Online
By Staff ReporterAn Apple A Day And A Cup Of Green Tea May Prevent Heart Disease, Cancer
By Staff ReporterKids' Altruism May Be Linked With Less Family Wealth
By Staff ReporterPainkillers, Sedatives May Increase Risk Of Homicide
By Staff ReporterBoston College, Georgia Tech to Open 2016 Football Season in Dublin
By Russell WesterholmNOAA Challenges Global Warming 'Hiatus' In New Study
By Russell WesterholmUNC Academic Scandal: School Releases NCAA's Notice of Allegations
By Russell WesterholmEating Less Late At Night May Curb Effects Of Sleep Deprivation
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