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Cpl Bryant, 26, from Carlisle, had been in Afghanistan for three months as a member of 15 (United Kingdom) Psychological Operations Group based in Chicksands, Bedfordshire.
BBC: Wife 'died a hero' in Afghanistan
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David Brodzinsky, a Rutgers University professor emeritus and a leader in the field of adoption research, says he's not surprised that some psychological problems were more common in a group of adopted children.
NPR: Adopted Teens Face Higher Risk for ADHD
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Over at the excellent British Psychological Society Digest, psychologist Christian Jarrett introduces us to a group of 12 elderly folks whose brains appear to be immune to the physical effects of aging.
FORBES: Meet the "SuperAgers": Elderly People Whose Brains Don't Age
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Incidentally, her fiction and poetry (including an international bestseller) were infused with psychological themes inspired, in part, by her participation in a chat group of scientists studying neuropsychoanalysis.
CNN: Author makes peace with an undiagnosed illness
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These gamers also took the Moral Foundations Questionnaire (you can take the self-scorable test, here) to evaluate their psychological foundations of morality, such as whether they value loyalty to a group or whether they respect authority.
FORBES: You and Your Videogame Avatar Are More Moral Than You Realize