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2. , , -. , . ("Why do people behave badly?)
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4. . , . . ("The evolution and psychology of self-deception)
5. , . . , . ("How the illusion of being observed can make you a better person)
6. (-). , , - , - , . ("The science of why we cheat)
7. , . ("I read Playboy for the articles: Justifying and rationalizing questionable preferences)
8. , ( , , ) . . ("Behind the (leafy) curtain)
II -
9. . , . . . ("Personalities traits could be accurately judged by photo)
10. . , . 86% . ("Looks can kill you better judgement)
11. . . , . ("On the faceofit, votings superficial)
12. , . , , , . ("Personality traits influence perceived attractiveness)
13. , . , , , . ("Babies understand that bigger beasts usually top the pecking order)
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15. , . , , IQ, , , .
16. , . . ("The evolution and psychology of self-deception)
17. , . . , , . . ("Using mathematic stoidentify good guys)
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IV -
19. . ("Hight estosterone people feel rewarded by others anger)
20. . , . . ("Anger makes people want things more)
21. . . , , . ("Are angry women more like men?)
22. . , . . , , , , . ("A spoonful of sugar helps the rage go down)
V -
23. . , , . , , , , .. ("Thehappinesshypothesis byJonathanHeidt).
24. , , . ("The evolution and psychology of self-deception).
25. , , , . ("Exploring status quobiasin human brain).
26. , . ("Consumers stop buying as number of options increases).
27. , , .
28. , (, , ..) ("The evolution and psychology of self-deception).
29. , . , . , , . ("Quick decisions createre gret).
30. . ("Washing Away Postdecisional Dissonance).
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33. , . (Incidental haptic sensations influence social judgments and decisions).
34. , , . (, ..) , , , , . . ("Borderbias: mapping risk and safety).
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35. . ("Consumeris man dits discontents)
36. . , . , . ("Notallriskis create dequal).
37. . , . ("Wisdom comes with age, at least when it comes to emotions).
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39. (IQ) , , . ("Does smart equal liberal?).
40. . , . ("Boredom is good for you).
