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Guitar Zero: my wife says I was "cute but tuneless"
10 Jun 2012: Gary Marcus tells Ian Tucker how learning a musical instrument at 40-plus has rocked his world
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18 Jun 2012:
Joris Luyendijk: Voices of finance: A psychologist compares the 'twisted minds' of some executives to those of paedophiles he has tried to treat in the past
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17 Jun 2012: Cognitive psychology has had little impact on our culture, but this intellectual manual makes a start, writes Alexander Linklater
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15 Jun 2012:
Be positive, stay focused on success: so goes our modern mantra. But perhaps the true path to contentment is to learn to be a loser, says Oliver Burkeman
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10 Jun 2012: Gary Marcus tells Ian Tucker how learning a musical instrument at 40-plus has rocked his world
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8 Jun 2012:
Martin Robbins: A paper that appears to deny the benefits of exercise for those suffering from depression has attracted heavy criticism, but all is not as it seems
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6 Jun 2012:
Despite what the research published this week says, many people who have lived with depression feel the benefits of a trip to the gym, or even a spot of gardening
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6 Jun 2012:
Simon Hattenstone: As a depressed manic exerciser, this churlish research dismissing exercise is patronising and misses the point
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6 Jun 2012:
Patients advised to get exercise fare no better than those who receive only standard care, researchers argue
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5 Jun 2012:
Across the world, blue-collar voters ally themselves with the political right – even when it appears to be against their own interests. Is this because such parties often serve up a broader, more satisfying moral menu than the left?
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