Does The Thought Of Being Sick Make You Sick? You Might Have 'Emetophobia'
Psychological research shows that 'emetophobia' can be a debilitating fear if not identified and treated.
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What Drives Our 'Romantic Obsessions'? Psychological Research Explains
There's a fine line between love and obsession. Here's two reasons why people love to love–sometimes, a little too much.
Research Reveals That 'Decentering' Is The Next Best Thing When No-Contact Isn't An Option
The inability to cut contact with a toxic person can be incredibly frustrating. Here's what to do when no-contact isn't possible.
Self-Compassion Is Sexy, According To Research
Being kinder to yourself can up your attraction factor in your partner's eyes
3 Ways That Trust Issues Are Bred In Relationships
Trust is something that is earned, and it can be easily lost if not nurtured. Here's how to spot the origins of trust issues.
3 Questions To Be Prepared For When 'Opening' Your Relationship
Consensual non-monogamy can be a hurdle for some partners. Expect these three questions in order to overcome it.
Is Your Colleague Actually Hot, Or Are They Just 'Work Hot'?
Research shows that sexual tension between colleagues might not be based on actual attraction.
2 Explanations For Why 'Deceptive Affection' Is So Common In Relationships
Lying your way through a relationship isn't the greatest way to build a solid connection, but research reveals why many do it anyway.
3 Reasons Why You Need To Kick Your 'Fexting' Habit
Fighting over text is entirely unproductive, and research shows that it can be harmful for your relationships.
3 Tricks For Overcoming Your Mixed Emotions About Others
Experiencing conflict between your feelings in relationships can be frustrating. Here's how to conquer the conflict.
Could Having An 'AI Girlfriend' Be Dangerous?
If you're on the search for love, research shows that AI systems might not be the best place to look.
Is Going 'No-Contact' The Best Way To Cope With A Breakup?
If you're worried whether going 'no-contact' is the right choice for you, here's how to prepare for everything that it takes.
2 Reasons Why Late Night Chats With Friends Feel So Meaningful
Those 'post-midnight conversations' truly feel profound, and research shows there's valid reasons for this.
Research Reveals What Makes A Person Susceptible To Hypnosis
Turns out, not every person is as open to hypnosis as the next, and it takes a certain kind of person to give into it.
2 Reasons Why You Need To Keep Investing In Your 'Lagfree Friendships'
If it feels like no time has passed whenever you see your bestie, that's a sign that you should keep them close.
2 Ways To Cultivate Long-Lasting 'Happiness Horizons'
Good moods don't have to end. Here's how to make them last as long as you'd like them to.
Do You Suffer From 'Technostress'? Here's How To Tell
Too much screen time can do more damage than you think. Here's how to know if it's time to put the phone down.
The Psychological Factors That Fuels 'Dark Creativity'
Some art serves to make people happy, but not all art. Research reveals the macabre traits of a 'dark creative.'
How To Become A Better Child Of Parents Who Are Growing Old
It's not easy to watch a parent enter the winter season of life. Here's how to 'be there' for them during their times of need.
How To Stop Being A People-Pleaser And Start Putting Yourself First
If you often bend over backwards for others, it's time to start doing the same for yourself.
3 Wholesome Reasons Why We Can't Seem To Let Go Of Our Childhood Toys
They may be old and fraying at the ends, but research shows that we have very good reasons for keeping our childhood security blankets and toys.
Why Do We Force Ourselves Into Relationships Doomed To Fail?
According to psychological research, there are three reasons why we torture ourselves by enduring terrible relationships.
These 2 Tips Will Make Your Decision Making Abilities Rock-Solid
Research reveals two sure-fire ways to ensure you always make 'bulletproof decisions.'
How To Tell If You're The 'Personality Hire' At Your Workplace
Social media has revealed what 'personality hires' are, and it's left us all wondering if maybe we're one of them.
Research Shows That Your Intense PMS Might Not Be PMS After All
Nobody enjoys having their period, but it's important to draw the line between normal and abnormal menstrual symptoms. Here's how to tell if you might have '...