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You've Heard Of Postpartum Depression, But Have You Heard Of 'Postpartum Rage'?
Research reveals that inexplicable anger isn't an uncommon postpartum symptom. Here's how it can be managed.
4 Reasons Behind The Belief In 'Love At First Kiss'
There's no doubt that a magical first kiss can fill us with hope. Here's why they do, and what they mean in the search for love.
3 Crucial Influences That Pheromones Have On Relationships
Research reveals that pheromones do most of the talking in romantic relationships. Here's why.
3 Surprising Ways That Nostalgic Music Can Improve Your Mental Health
Have you ever heard a song and immediately felt flooded with fondness and nostalgia? Here's why you should make this a habit.
UPenn Researchers Explain Why Disagreement Is Often Mistaken For 'Bad Listening'
Has someone ever called you a 'bad listener' for disagreeing with them? New research reveals why this happens, and how to counter it.
Are You Being Gaslighted At Your Workplace? Here's 2 Ways To Tell
Do your coworkers and bosses always try to convince you that you're the problem? If so, you're likely experiencing 'workplace gaslighting.'
The Causes And Effects Of 'Alexinomia'—The Fear Of Saying Someone's Name
The ever-expanding list of bizarre fears has just grown to include 'alexinomia.' Here's what it is, and the peril it causes.
New Research Explains The Emergence Of 'Mommy Drinking' Culture
Professor Jenna Abetz explains 'mommy drinking' culture, popularized as a coping mechanism for motherhood.
3 Ways For 'Power Couples' To Avoid Crashing And Burning
Everyone wants to be in a 'power couple.' But, without maintenance, these relationships can easily become rocky.
2 Psychological Precursors To A 'Mind-Body Disconnection'
Do you ever feel removed from your own body? If so, research reveals why you might be feeling this way.
4 Common Threats That 'Senior Love' Often Faces
Love in later years is not immune to problems. Here's four that all 'senior lovers' should be wary of.
2 Reasons Why 'Grandiose Narcissists' Make For Terrible Partners
Here's two ways that a grandiose narcissist will show their 'love' to you.
2 Crucial Differences Between Psychopaths And Sociopaths
The terms 'psychopath' and 'sociopath' might be used interchangeably, but they should never be confused with one another.
3 Signs That You've Made 'Adult Friendships' That Are Good For You
Are your friendships making a positive impact on your life as an adult? Here's how to tell.
2 Reasons Why The 'Crazy Cat Lady' Stereotype Is Entirely Baseless
If you've ever been called a 'crazy cat lady', you've got research on your side for rebuttal.
2 Examples Of Why You Shouldn't Believe In 'Love At First Sight'
Research reveals that believing in 'the one' is nowhere near as effective as working towards ensuring your partner is 'the one.'
2 Motivations That Spark The Desire For A 'Post-Breakup Glow Up'
A heartbreak can be crushing, but it can also be catalyzing. Here's why.
3 Ways That Japanese 'Kintsugi' Can Work Wonders For Your Relationship
Want to know the secret to everlasting love? Here's how you can practice the 'golden repair.'
3 Ways To Stop Yourself From Being An 'Absent Friend'
If you always find yourself accidentally neglecting your friendships, here's three ways that you reclaim them.
5 Ways That Self-Acceptance Can Uplift 'Imperfect Parents'
Nobody's perfect. And for parents, the sooner you come to terms with it, the better off you'll be.
The Usefulness Of 'Spoon Theory' In Communicating Mental Health
Some people may just see spoons as silverware. To others, however, they're priceless resources.
2 Ways 'Relationship Pedestal Beliefs' Can Cause Problems In Your Love Life
Here's two reasons why an idealistic view on love and relationships might be setting you up for failure.
3 Surprising Benefits That Parents Can Reap From 'Sharenting'
Research reveals that sharing your parenting journey on social media isn't always a bad idea—if executed responsibly.
3 Psychological Mechanisms That Cults Use To Bait And Trap Followers
Leaders of cults use precise and malevolent psychological techniques for recruitment. Here's three of them.