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Meet Mary Christmas, the Woman With Year-Round Yuletide Spirit

By Jeremy Taylor December 20, 2012 | TheFW

For most of the year, Mary Christmas' name causes snickers. Then, when the calender turns into December, it can just be confusing.

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Why Do We Talk About Ourselves So Much?

By Shauna Wright May 11, 2012 | TSMInteractive.com

“I” is one of the most common words in the English language, something experts have often thought was the result of the human desire for trust and intimacy. But a new study says the main reason we talk about ourselves so much is simply because our brains like it.

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Are Nice People Born That Way?

By Shauna Wright April 16, 2012 | TSMInteractive.com

Are kindness and generosity learned behaviors, or are they genetic?

A new study says it could be a little of both, largely dependent on how we view the world.

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Are Helpful People More Humble?

By Shauna Wright January 4, 2012 | TheCheckup.com

Unless you’re psychic, predicting a stranger’s character traits can be difficult. But if you see someone engage in a random act of kindness, new research indicates you can at least assume that person is humble.

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Fewer Grinches This Year as Most People Want Family Time — Survey of the Day

By Jeremy Taylor December 22, 2011 | TSMInteractive.com

Where has all the commercialism gone? This year, the majority of Americans “don’t care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree,” as Mariah Carey sings. Their favorite aspect of the holiday season is the time they get to spend with loved ones.

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Study Finds Poorer People Order Larger Food Sizes to Feel More Important

By Shauna Wright November 1, 2011 | TSMInteractive.com

Researchers from the French business school École des Hautes Études Commerciales de Paris and Illinois’ Northwestern University might have discovered a reason that poorer people tend to eat larger portions of food.

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