Gary Drevitch

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RT @PsychToday: The longest-running scandal on @HouseofCards is Francis and Claire's awful sleep regimen. @GainesOnBrains explains: http://…

My talk with @amandapalmer for @PsychToday is now online: http://t.co/65srzmqgkr -"There is nothing wrong with asking for something absurd."

Which hurts more, a loss for your fantasy football team or your favorite NFL team? Now we know. From @PsychToday: http://t.co/Zzoc3oD4vO

Voting today? Great. But understand that you're probably voting for your self-interest, not your principles; via PT: http://t.co/oRJA3Jj8p7

RT @lenadunham: I enjoy reading Psychology Today & Fast Company on the plane: this signals to other passengers that I'm a self aware lady w…

Are our kids bad at math, or just not challenged enough? @anniemurphypaul and research (rightly) say it's the latter: http://t.co/gnXjlkyIc3

The Nest thermostat clearly learns, infers and acts. So does it then have beliefs? Fun stuff from @PsychToday: http://t.co/ov9dmu5ITF

Comedy giant Harold Ramis based one of his films on a @PsychToday piece. So we got that goin' for us, which is nice: http://t.co/dQ3WYmvIN1

I knew it! Taking notes by hand gives students better recall and test results than typing on a laptop. @PsychToday: http://t.co/9b4Mo8Jede

Separating from your family is never easy, but sometimes it has to be done. @PsychToday: http://t.co/mRBFtU5cNo

Our daughters' desire to date 'bad boys' may be biologically driven, but it's still dangerous. @PsychToday: http://t.co/PAKs7VyKXg

The @nytimes cover story on sex in 'equal marriage' assumes good sex is easy. It's not, says one @PsychToday blogger: http://t.co/JBtE8EVOIR

In scenes that didn't make Charlotte's Web, male spiders court females with well-wrapped insect corpses. @PsychToday: http://t.co/fbEtGIokBv

One benefit of being friends with benefits: It doesn't actually kill friendships. @PsychToday: http://t.co/1SZHCQzrrV

For many, age is an astonishingly poor predictor of health; how old you feel may really matter more. @PsychToday; http://t.co/pdHi99F8hr

Just in time for Valentine's Day, scientists are beginning to deconstruct the drunk dial. @PsychToday: http://t.co/ZmPWAWxF5t