Two Little Words Can Make a Big Difference in a Relationship

Two Little Words Can Make a Big Difference in a Relationship

People do things that may irritate, upset, frustrate, or annoy us, or impose demands we feel are excessive or unreasonable. When conflicts flare up, they can lead to heated arguments, hurt feelings,... Read more »
5 Evolution-Based Relationship Don’ts | Psychology Today

5 Evolution-Based Relationship Don’ts | Psychology Today

Without question, humans are fascinated by romantic relationships and love. A disproportionate number of popular songs pertain to love (see Hobbs & Gallup, 2011). Art often pertains to love and relationships (Miller,... Read more »
Smile Synchrony Linked to Relationship Satisfaction

Smile Synchrony Linked to Relationship Satisfaction

Most couples instinctively recognize the power of a shared smile, but researchers have now uncovered its deeper significance in maintaining healthy relationships. Smiles between romantic partners not only reflect mutual affection but... Read more »
Open Expression of Emotions Boosts Romantic Relationship Health, Even Amid Social Anxiety

Open Expression of Emotions Boosts Romantic Relationship Health, Even Amid Social Anxiety

For many, expressing emotions in romantic relationships can feel vulnerable and risky. Yet, sharing feelings openly with a partner might be more beneficial than previously thought, even for those experiencing social anxiety... Read more »
Are You Unconsciously Damaging Your Romantic Relationship?

Are You Unconsciously Damaging Your Romantic Relationship?

We all naturally strive to engage in specific behaviors that strengthen our loving connections and avoid obvious ones that weaken them. However, we may be surprised to discover that some seemingly harmless... Read more »
Why Your Relationship Lacks Intimacy

Why Your Relationship Lacks Intimacy

Intimacy is essential for healthy, fulfilling relationships, as it fosters deep emotional, physical, mental, and even spiritual bonds. Yet, many couples unknowingly make mistakes that create distance and emotional disconnection. What is... Read more »
Buying (quality) time predicts relationship satisfaction

Buying (quality) time predicts relationship satisfaction

Quality time is important for relationship satisfaction because it fosters emotional connection, intimacy, and shared meaning. When couples spend enjoyable, undistracted time together, they strengthen their bond, improve communication, and feel more... Read more »
The relationship between loneliness and problematic social networking site use in college students

The relationship between loneliness and problematic social networking site use in college students

Problematic social networking site use refers to compulsive and excessive engagement with social media platforms. This kind of use becomes harmful when it starts interfering with everyday life—such as affecting sleep, mood,... Read more »
The relationship between belief in a just world and prosocial behavior

The relationship between belief in a just world and prosocial behavior

Prosocial behavior involves voluntary actions intended to benefit others, such as helping, sharing, or comforting. This study explores how belief in a just world—the perception that the world is fundamentally fair—relates to... Read more »
How Caregivers Can Protect Their Relationship With a Loved One

How Caregivers Can Protect Their Relationship With a Loved One

with Izzy Goncalves Supporting a loved one with serious mental illness (SMI) can be filled with challenges, misunderstandings, and emotional strain. Stigma and stereotype toward SMI can increase conflict between caregivers and... Read more »
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