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Psychologist: The 7 Weekend Habits Of Highly Romantic Couples
Romance isn't grand gestures. The couples who stay deeply connected protect a quieter, more reliable kind of weekend.
Psychologist: People Who Bounce Back Fastest Have These 5 Resilience Habits In Common
After years studying who recovers fastest from setbacks and who gets stuck, I've noticed five habits that consistently separate the two — and none of them require willpower.
I’m A Psychologist: People In Secure Relationships Say These 4 Things Every Day
After years studying how people relate in long-term partnerships, I've noticed that secure couples share a daily vocabulary that protects their bond from all angles.
Psychologist: The No. 1 Mental Habit of People Who Love Their Jobs
After years studying how people relate to their work, I've noticed the deepest career satisfaction never comes from where most people look for it.
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I'm A Psychologist: People With The Sharpest Focus Do 3 Things Every Morning
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2 Commonly Overlooked Signs Of Resilience
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Sometimes, a knack for overthinking can be a blessing in disguise — especially in terms of emotional intelligence.
When “Traditional” Parenting Advice Goes Straight Into the Trash
Real parenting for families who stopped pretending sticker charts work for everyone.
An ADHD Therapist Explains The Importance Of Embracing Chaos
Why ADHD therapy works best when both therapist and client speak the same language.
2 Ways That Men Love Differently
Psychological research has demystified the differences between men’s and women’s approaches to romantic relationships.
The 3 Strongest Predictors Of Relationship Health
A relationship, like a plant, fades when its needs are ignored or smothered instead of carefully balanced.
3 Ways ‘Healthy Selfishness’ Can Improve Your Relationships
Contrary to popular belief, a little bit of selfishness could be just what your relationships need — here’s why.
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Researchers Renato Frey and Olivia Fischer from the University of Zurich reveal why the most common modern risks are rooted in careers, finances and ordinary life decisions.
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Researchers Karl Aquino and Stefan Thau explain the reasons why people who signal themselves as victims are viewed less favorably than those who don’t.
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3 Signs A Partner Is Highly Committed
Three behaviors that, if present in a romantic relationship, signal high levels of commitment, according to research.
2 Ways Giving Advice Can Backfire
No matter how well-intentioned your advice is, sometimes, it’ll still land the wrong way — here’s why.
3 Reasons Smart People Are More Indecisive Than Others
The very traits that make you an intellectual are the same traits that make you overthink your every decision.
3 Ways Self-Awareness Can Make Life Feel Harder
Three unexpected trade-offs that come with having high levels of self-awareness, according to research.
2 Productivity Rules That Successful People Break
Ignoring these two popular productivity narratives could be the secret to unleashing your full potential.
3 Signs That A Couple Is Drifting Apart
When these three behaviors go missing in a romantic relationship, emotional closeness diminishes in turn.
2 Reasons Intelligent People Face Higher Loneliness
Psychological research explains how divergent thinking can make connecting with others more difficult.
3 Habits That Make You Look Unconfident
Three ways that your body language and tone can broadcast a lack of confidence, despite how composed you really are.
The No. 1 Habit Preventing You From Entering Flow States
Flow emerges as attention settles fully into the task, where skill meets challenge and action unfolds with clarity and ease.
3 Signs You’re Secretly Undermining Your Happiness
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs offers us the most useful possible framework for understanding why happiness feels out of reach.
The Real Reason Your Habits Aren’t Sticking, According To A Psychologist
A psychologist explains three commonly overlooked reasons why good habits can be hard to form, according to cognitive science.
The One Thing Most Marriages Are Missing — Even the Happy Ones
It's not communication, chemistry, or compatibility. Psychologists increasingly point to something quieter — and far more actionable.
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