Editor's Selections: Blogging Personalities, Cephalopods, Money, and Fireflies

Here are my ResearchBlogging Editor's Selections for this week.

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Greetings! After emerging from the Cave of Open Lab (have you seen all the awesome posts that were chosen?), I'm back with the best in psychology and neuroscience research blogging from the past week. Over at Games With Words, we learn that "If Microsoft Word had its way, passive verbs would be…
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