Why Are We So Attracted To Sarcastic People?
Turns out, sarcasm is more than just humorous; it's irresistible.
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2 Ways That 'Pre-First Date Meet Ups' Can Do Wonders For Your Dating Life
Research shows that you can test the waters with your potential dates before diving headfirst. Here's how it can help your dating game.
Could Shorter Work Weeks Really Live Up To Their Hype?
While shorter hours or four-day work weeks sound like a blessing, research shows that they might not be as promising as they sound.
3 Ways To Stop Financial Anxiety From Ruining Your Marriage
Money can cause more problems in a marriage than they can solve. Here's how to limit the disastrous effects of financial worry from derailing your marriage.
Are You Jealous, Or Are You Just Passionate? Here's How To Tell
Research reveals that only two of the three kinds of jealousy can be harmful to relationship outcomes.
Why Some Mothers 'Gatekeep' The Parental Involvement Of Fathers
Research reveals why the notion of 'mother knows best' can be a barrier for some fathers.
Are You Scared Of Falling In Love? You Might Have 'Philophobia'
Love can be a scary thing for some people. Here's how to cope with fear and love when they hit you at the same time.
These 3 Relationship Red Flags Might Not Actually Be Red Flags At All
While it's always good to be on the lookout for red flags, too much vigilance could be shielding you from the green flags right in front of you.
The 'Gambler's Fallacy' Might Be What's Holding You Back From Success
Research reveals that we have a tendency to bet against ourselves. Here's how to eliminate this problematic way of thinking.
If You're Feeling Burnt Out, These 'Positive Psychology' Tricks Might Help
These three hacks are a sure-fire way to ensure that burnout doesn't kill your spirit.
Does Your Inner Child Need Healing? Here's How To Soothe Them
The childlike voice inside your mind should not be ignored. Here's three ways that you can heal your wounded inner child.
Research Shows That Owning A Pet Can Improve Your Dating Game In 3 Ways
Studies show that pets aren't just loveable; they can help you find love too.
3 Questions To Ask Yourself To Avoid The 'Pre-Engagement Effect'
Moving in together is a big deal. Here's how to make sure it doesn't create any barriers for the future of your relationship.
Are You 'Romantically Competent'? Here's How To Know
Research reveals three key skills to add to your romantic repertoire.
Do You Hate Valentine's Day? Research Reveals That This Hatred Might Be Valid
Being single on Valentine's Day can feel like torture. Here's why.
3 Explanations For Why Your 'Phubbing' Habit Is So Hard To Kick
Research reveals that our phones can be too good of a distraction sometimes.
Stockholm University Professor Explains The Merits And Pitfalls Of 'Workplace Gamification'
Researcher Nick Butler describes the rising phenomenon of 'workplace gamification,' alongside its ethical implications and philosophy.
4 Ways To Raise Your Children To Be 'Emotionally Intelligent'
Want to raise emotionally intelligent kids? Here's four key skills that you need to teach them.
Why Internet Trolls Will Never Say It To Your Face
Studies reveal why internet trolls are so commonly known as keyboard warriors, and why they thrive on anonymity.
The 5 Different 'Fight Languages' That Emerge In Couples' Confrontations
Just like love languages, research shows that we have 'fight languages' too. Which one do you use?
Why Do Our Single Friends Always Give The Best Relationship Advice?
It doesn't seem to make sense, but research confirms that your single friends might have the most wisdom when it comes to relationship advice.
3 Techniques To Reignite The Sexual Spark In Your Marriage
A good sex life doesn't have to be boring. Here's how to revive the sense of excitement in a dead bedroom.
3 Research-Backed Ways To Shake Your 'Janu-Worries'
Don't let the Monday of months bring you down. If January left you feeling sluggish, here's what you can learn through February.
The 6 Kinds Of Lies And Why We Tell Them
Everyone lies, whether they'd like to admit it or not. Here's why, and how our different lies can affect us.
Otto Friedrich University Researcher Explains The Dangers Of 'Narcissistic Rivalry' In The Workplace
Researcher Iris K. Gauglitz discusses how narcissistic rivalry can lead to abusive supervision and offers solutions for employees and organizations.