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			<news:title>Your own heartbeat shows up in MEG, and in 17 volunteers the size of the brain&apos;s response to each beat before a faint grating appeared predicted whether they saw it, in the posterior right inferior parietal lobule and ventral anterior cingulate.</news:title>
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			<news:title>Psychology says people who sit quietly in group conversations instead of fighting to be heard aren’t shy or disengaged — they’re processing at a depth that most people have forgotten how to reach</news:title>
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			<news:title>Psychology says adults who have no close friends aren’t necessarily introverted or antisocial. Some learned as children that reaching out got them hurt, so they quietly stopped reaching</news:title>
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			<news:title>Getting a hug on a day of conflict went with a smaller drop in mood and less bad feeling the next day, a Carnegie Mellon-led team found in 14 nights of phone calls with 404 adults, each asked whether they&apos;d had any tension or conflict and whether anyone had hugged them</news:title>
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