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'Anti-dopamine parenting' can curb a kid's craving for screens or sweets

Dopamine is a part of our brain's survival mechanism. It is also part of why sugary foods and social media hook kids. The latest neuroscience can help parents help their kids manage behavior.

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This Controversial Conservation Method Could Save Countless Wild Animals

Behavior-based management, in which an animal’s behavior is manipulated in some way, could promote positive conservation outcomes.

Inverse

This Rare Type of Nightmare Could Put You At Risk For Dementia

REM sleep behavior disorder, or RBD in the medical field, affects around 1 percent of the general population worldwide and about 2 percent of adults over 65.

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Boris Johnson resigns from Parliament, citing an upcoming report on his behavior as PM

The flamboyant and populist former U.K. prime minister quit his parliamentary seat. He called the panel examining whether he lied to fellow lawmakers about COVID social gatherings a "kangaroo court."

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Police Almost Beat Him To Death. After His Conviction Was Dismissed, Prosecutors Are Recharging Him.

Joseph Zamora spent nearly two years in prison after being convicted of assaulting police officers. The Washington Supreme Court overturned his conviction, but local prosecutors want to charge him again to show him the "improperness of his behavior."

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Primates have been masturbating for at least 40 million years

Researchers reconstructed the evolutionary origins of primate masturbation and found it was an ancestral trait that goes back to the ancestor of all moneys and apes.

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Safari vehicles crowd tiger in ‘unwarranted’ behavior in India

Footage showing safari vehicles packed with tourists following closely behind a large tiger has drawn criticism for an obvious reason.

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Prince William's 'parent behavior' put Kate Middleton in role of ‘naughty child’ in Jordan, claims body language expert

Prince William's interactions with Kate Middleton have been analysed an expert who believes that it wasn't one of his 'finest moments'

Woman & Home

Want to stop your cat scratching your furniture? Try this behaviorist’s simple method for success

Feline expert shares five tips to prevent destructive scratching in cats and they’re very straightforward

PetsRadar

Changing wild animals' behavior could help save them – but is it ethical?

When large and warty cane toads were first brought to Australia nearly 100 years ago, they had a simple mission: to gobble up beetles and other pests in the sugarcane fields.

The Conversation

Prince Harry Slams Tabloids' "Vile Behavior" That Sent Him Into a "Downward Spiral" in Court Witness Statement

The Duke of Sussex is testifying at the High Court on Tuesday.

Marie Claire

Brickbat: Bad Bus Behavior

Tyler Zanella, a paraprofessional with Colorado's Poudre School District, has been charged with three counts each of felony assault against an at-risk juvenile, misdemeanor assault, and misdemeanor knowingly or recklessly causing child abuse. Police say video captured Zanella striking a kindergarten student with disabilities on a school bus on at…

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Why Does My Dog Sit Facing Away From Me? A Pet Expert Explains

Dog owners often ask why their pet sits facing away from them instead of toward them. Here's what a veterinarian thinks about this behavior.

Inverse

How AI could sabotage elections

AI designed in the future could have a deeply sinister objective: Change voting behavior, wreck democracy

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Why do cats knead?

If a cat kneads on your lap, it's likely because it feels safe around you. But why do they knead in the first place?

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Aaron Boone’s Embarrassing Rate of Ejection Is Historically Significant

The Yankees manager says he’s “not going to change” his behavior, which has gotten him thrown out more often than anybody else in the past 62 years.

The Texas Tribune

Facing youth prison crisis, Texas lawmakers opt to build new facilities and funnel more kids to adult system

For more than a decade, Texas has been trying to slim down its youth prison system, which has been plagued by years of abuse scandals. This Legislature is reversing that course.

Reason

"The Right to Defy Criminal Demands"

This article (which I serialized several months ago) is now out in the NYU Journal of Law & Liberty. The Introduction: Craig is trying to force Danielle to do something, by explicitly or implicitly threatening to criminally retaliate if she doesn't go along. And, as often happens, Craig's threatened crime…

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Psychiatrists on Trump's public meltdown

"Trump's behavior is worse now but that's only because we're seeing a peeling away of his façade"

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Are the attacking orcas bound to lose?

Orcas are sinking ships, but memes aside, it could harm them in the end

Fortune

I got rich in Russia and got out in time, twice. Here’s what I learned about democracy and free markets

Most totalitarian regimes never prosper for more than a generation or two. The parasitic behaviors of such governments eventually drain the economy.

PC Gamer

MMO scientists reckon the end of the world will be mostly unremarkable, apart from the 'relatively few' who go on a killing spree

It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel not-so-fine.

PetsRadar

Is clicker training for cats recommended?

Do you wish you had a better way to communicate with your cat and could teach them desirable behaviors? Clicker training for cats could be the answer

The Independent UK

More businesses require teens to be chaperoned by adults, curbing their independence

For many teens, roaming shopping malls, hanging out at amusement parks, and watching a movie at a local theater with their peers have been long considered the rites of passage to adulthood

Inverse

Why Would Orcas Band Together To Sink Boats? A Marine Biologist Explains This Unusual Behavior

The lack of obvious fitness-enhancing rewards means this is unlikely to have evolved because it enabled the whales to survive better in their environment.

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