Academic advises on young girls’ body perceptions
26 February 2010A recent study by a Cambridge researcher has uncovered the startling way in which young girls view and feel about their bodies.
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A recent study by a Cambridge researcher has uncovered the startling way in which young girls view and feel about their bodies.
Seeing someone perform a virtuous deed, especially if they are helping another person, makes us feel good, according to a recent study by psychological scientists.
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