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		<title>The Psychology of Survival: Mental Preparedness Tips</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>In survival situations, being mentally ready is just as important as being physically prepared. Research shows that 70% of survival scenarios start with panic, which can make it hard to think clearly. But, knowing how to handle your mind can greatly improve your chances of getting through tough times. Studies say that mindfulness can cut ... </p>
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