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Sometimes the vice-captain is the one the players confide in, or seek information from.

The researchers attributed this observation to the enthusiasm non-drivers could have over the prospective use of AVs, which drove the non-drivers' tendency to seek information.

"I think that there had been movement, and I think a greater willingness and opportunity to perhaps share and seek information and work with others in other departments," she added.

There’s a range of options: Jewish Currents, The Intercept, Mondoweiss and even independent Palestinian journalists on social media, as they seek information about what is happening in Gaza.

Some of this may not seem too surprising; the study found that viewers of “Couples Therapy,” the much-lauded Showtime docuseries that takes viewers inside psychoanalyst Orna Guralnik’s sessions with her patients, saw the greatest change in personal stigma of mental health in all the shows it studied and, compared to an equivalent sample of nonviewers, were significantly more likely to both discuss mental health and seek information about it.