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Posted 5/23/13 on The Cut
love and war

Too Much or Too Little: DSM-V’s Gray Area on Sex Addiction

The psychiatric manual will help diagnose "hyposexual" women but still won't label men sex addicts.

Filed Under: addiction, compulsive behaviour, dsm-v, hypersexuality, love and war, lybrido, psychology, sex, sex addiction, sexual-desire

Posted 3/13/13 on Grub Street
Always Be Closing

"Platt raved about the pork trotter!"

The Eight-Point Plan for Persuading Dining Companions to Order Exactly What You Want

Bargain and negotiate your way into tasting all the food you're craving.

Filed Under: always be closing, bargaining, department of deportment, etiquette, grub guide, grub guides, how to order, manipulation, negotiation, psychology

Posted 1/23/13 on Vulture
reality television

Bravo Is Making a Psychologist Reality Show

Titled LA Shrinks.

Filed Under: la shrinks, psychology, reality television, tv

Posted 1/10/13 on The Cut
our casual dysmorphia

Study: Being a Fat Woman Is Criminal

Male jurors judge obese female defendants more harshly.

Filed Under: body image, our bodies ourselves, our casual dysmorphia, psychology, science, slate, yale

Posted 9/9/12 on Vulture
tv

Seitz: How the Best Shows Are Turning Viewers Into Shrinks

2011 was the season of TV on the couch.

Filed Under: breaking bad, emmys 2012, girls, homeland, louie, mad men, matt zoller seitz, psychology, the sopranos, tv

Posted 2/11/12 on Daily Intelligencer

New DSM-5 May List Internet Addiction As a Mental Illness

Also acute shyness.

Filed Under: dsm-5, internet addiction, psychology

Posted 10/23/09 on The Cut
psychology

‘Luxury Shame’ Stands in the Way of the Luxury Market’s Recovery

No one wants to be the jerk spending money these days.

Filed Under: luxury shame, psychology, shopping

Posted 5/15/08 on The Cut
run through

Science Proves Shopping Really Is a Drug

Shopping causes spikes of serotonin and dopamine in our brains, which lead to brief moments of euphoria. But these can cause us to spend unwisely when we're feeling low.

Filed Under: psychology, retail, retail therapy, run through, shopping

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