Are Highly Religious People Less Compassionate?
May 1st, 2012
A provocative new study from the University of California, Berkeley suggests highly religious individuals are less likely to help a stranger than less religious people.
In ...
A provocative new study from the University of California, Berkeley suggests highly religious individuals are less likely to help a stranger than less religious people.
In ...
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A new report explains that ...
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A new study suggests that individuals who live in the present, look warmly at the past, and anticipate ...
A new study reports that training physicians in mindfulness meditation and communication skills can improve the quality of care.
After the training, University ...
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A new paper on music therapy suggests music can serve as a tool to allow issues to be explored on a granular level ...
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