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Emma Haak

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As seen in: Medium, MSN, HuffPost, Fast Company, Oprah's Super Soul, Prevention, Thrive Global, Le HuffPost, HuffPost Brasil, Oprah Daily and
Born and raised in the Boston burbs, NU Alum. Opinions are all mine.
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What the Bow Wow Challenge Says About the Pressures of Social Media

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By Emma Haak
| Thrive Global
If you’re not in the loop on the Bow Wow challenge viral meme, allow us to fill you in: Earlier this week, rapper Bow Wow (also known as Shad Moss) Instagrammed a picture of a private plane with a caption implying he was about to hop on that plane and jet to New York. A very short while later, a SnapChat image starting making the rounds showing Bow Wow on a commercial flight to — you guessed it — New York.
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The Surprising Link Between Climate Change and Mental Health

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By Emma Haak
| Medium
A new report reveals an unexpected consequence of environmental change. Just-released research from the American Psychological Association pinpoints one climate change effect we can all agree is bad news: Our changing climate can do a number on our mental health.
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The Tiny Tell That Can Give a Liar Away

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By Emma Haak
| Oprah Daily Verified
Here's what a neuroscientist knows about people who aren't 100 percent truthful. By Emma Haak Photo: Carlos Fierro/Getty Images If you're trying to figure out if your friend was truly sick–or just fibbing–when she canceled dinner plans at the last minute, see if she answers your questions with questions. Responding that way is a tell, says Daniel Levitin, PhD, a professor of psychology and behavioral neuroscience at McGill University and the author of the new book, A Field Guide to Lies.
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