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In Plain Sight

  • By Liz Greene
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Unravel the biggest ideas in science.

Become a more curious you.

Unravel the biggest ideas in science.

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Cognitive distortions like selective attention are how we keep
ourselves happy. As we age, we increasingly focus on happy memories, and place
more emphasis on emotional regulation than on information accuracy.     

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