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Florida woman forced teenage girl to record her having sex: police

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Child Prodigy Dafne Almazán Becomes Youngest Licensed Psychologist At 13

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Sex Schedule: 5 Ways Scheduled Sex Can Save Your Relationship

Science/Health

Pew Research Study: Do Teenagers Have A Texting Problem?

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Selfie Obsession: Millennials Are Seeking Plastic Surgery For Ego Boosts

News

Woman Who Wanted To Be Blind Gets Psychologist To Pour Drain Cleaner In Eyes

Tech

Data Overload: Is Too Much Information Stressing Us Out?

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Bill Cosby, Somnophilia Fetish: What Is This Rare Sexual Disorder?

Entertainment

Fat-Shaming Celebrities: A Psychologically Dangerous, Trollish Game... for Us and Them (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

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Power Makes for a Sloppy Eater According to 'Cookie Monster Study,' Scientists Say (VIDEO)

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Impulse Control Brought To You By Mother Nature? Study Says To Nature Check Yourself (Not Wreck Yourself)

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Suicide Attempt by Oregon Child-Client Leads To Psychologist's License Suspension

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World

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World

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