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Beneficial microbes are more abundant in more sociable rhesus macaques

Beneficial microbes are more abundant in more sociable rhesus macaques
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How much does the use of technology affect kids and teenagers?

How much does the use of technology affect kids and teenagers?
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New survey reveals that a quarter of UK adults mistrust others

New survey of UK adults shows that while the majority describe themselves as generally trusting of other people, 19.6% describe themselves as generally mistrustful, and 5.3 as very mistrustful.A major new survey of trust and mistrust in the UK has re

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Survey: 25% of UK Adults Distrust Others

Survey: 25% of UK Adults Distrust Others
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New survey reveals worryingly high levels of mistrust among UK adults

New survey of UK adults shows that while the majority describe themselves as generally trusting of other people, 19.6% describe themselves as generally mistrustful, and 5.3 as very mistrustful.

United kingdomDaniel freemanOxford health biomedical research centreUniversity of oxfordDepartment of experimental psychologyProgramme grant for applied researchMental healthExperimental psychologyApplied researchHealth biomedical research