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March 11, 2014March 18, 2014  by Marije aan het Rot

Antidepressants: It’s not only about who is taking them

You may know an irritable person. But if he becomes friendlier towards you, then you will become friendlier towards him, right? In other words, positive changes in how people interact with others are ultimately good for them, too. This idea underlies a new theory on how antidepressants work.

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March 11, 2014March 24, 2014  by Tassos Sarampalis

Mindwise is off the ground!

After a few months in the planning, Mindwise, the blog for the Psychology Department of the University of Groningen is online! Find out how Mindwise will serve to inform the world and members of the Department about everything that happens in Psychology in Groningen.

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