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Mind, Brain and Psychology

Does Money Make You Antisocial?

By Greg | December 15, 2006

A quick post over at CounsellingResource.com talks about a recent study on the psychology of money — and the surprisingly strong effects that even mild reminders of money can have on behaviour and social attitudes.

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