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It's their individual sex drives that make the neurological difference, scientists say.
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The Science of A Relationship Funk
Love is real, but so is the come down, scientists warn.
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What Happens To a Kid’s Brain When They’re Awestruck
Parents live for those magic moments, when kids' eyes get big, jaws drop, and a smile beams. There's a science to it all.
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Can Children Smell Danger?
Research shows that adults can smell danger and young children have the same sense of smell, but oddly, kids cannot smell danger without help.
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How To Growl Like A Dad
Deeper voices exude confidence, and we listen to them — whether they're telling us to vote for them this November or to clean up our rooms.
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Yes, Baby Babble Does Mean Something
Speech doesn't have to be coherent to be significant.
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Do Awkward Adolescent Phases Actually Build Character?
That unfortunate acne might be worth it some day.
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Why Old People Get Lost
Scientists have discovered one neuron that's keeping grandma from getting to the grocery store.
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Why Babies Looking So Serious
Perhaps we picked up smiling from our ape-like ancestors; perhaps it's cultural. And if you ask a neuroscientist why babies wait a few months to smile, you'll get several answers.
Behavior
This is Your Brain on Helicopter Parenting
When parents do what kids can do for themselves, their brains don't develop right.
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Are Big-Headed Babies Smarter?
Preliminary studies have suggested links between brain size, head size, and IQ, but head circumference isn't directly correlated with intellect.
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The Science Behind Why Women Want to Smell Men
The scent of a man can be calming or stressful, depending on how well he knows the woman whiffing.
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The Science of Dad Reflexes
Dad reflexes are more than a hashtag. They're an adrenaline-driven response from the sympathetic nervous system.
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5 Simple Symptoms Doctors Look for When You Drop Your Baby
Physicians break down what to look for when infants are dropped—and signs that parents might miss.
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