Savor the romance, if you will (or don’t, if you won’t) in the wording of this press release from Patricia Donovan of the University of Buffalo (UB): Lead author Lora E. Park [pictured here], PhD, UB associate professor of psychology and her co-authors, found converging support for the idea that when romantic goals are activated, […]
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Chemistry [English, English and English Edition]
This book is billed to be specially for readers who prefer chemistry books in a special English, English and English edition or who at least know what a special English, English and English edition is (thanks to investigator Scott Langill for bringing it to our attention): BONUS: A movement disorders book in clinical practice, too, […]
What psychiatrists say your gut says
Some psychoanalysts can find meaning in the most ordinary-seeming bits of your life. Some discern it even in your intestinal rumblings. There’s a technical name for those digestive sounds: borborygmi. Several published studies tell how to interpret people’s gut feelings – how to translate those borborygmi into common everyday words. In 1984, Prof Dr med […]
Colorful language, in a chart
Alan Kennedy’s Color/Language Project lists color idioms in many languages (thanks to Anka Pero for bringing it to our attention). Click on the non-especially-colorful image here to get to the fully-color-filled chart.