Wood, it was a typo indeed, I am regretful for it, because one of my fingers was injured at work, so I easily made a mistake. Nevertheless, nowadays,you could even locate grammatical mistakes in an influential government leader's speeches. But remarkably, you detected so well. Reading your written piece can be so pleasant too,sorry but I have to promise it,especially it has been from an well-educated woman with multiple talents.To mind you, I am really reading Churchill and enjoy immensely his wording.

But fighting for great precision of words is such a meaning thing.

Indeed Ms Wood, only an greatly intellectual woman can produce such a quality in wording.

Wood, when you speak to a man " Hey, babe, what's the latest?", the expression would be ambiguity, nathless, if you are a girl, judging on your eagerness to exactitude of words, you should be a girl..

@ CeiSerith, but then why Psychology has been translated in such a kind? "Psychology studies" tells us what psychology (or psychologists) does;

Sure, Wood, I think I understand what you are trying to convey. But in greetings, people still love to say " What is the latest?", isn't it good enough to just express the meaning of recent?

* While "contact" and "maintain"

Could it be " get in touch" less formal than " keep in touch", while "contact" or "maintain" are deemed more written and elegant English?