‘Relationships Research’ Archives
Are You Cool Or Just Think You’re Cool?
The characteristics associated with coolness today are markedly different than those that generated the concept of cool earlier, a new study from the University of Rochester Medical Center has revealed. Dar-Nimrod, lead author of the study and his and his colleagues recruited almost 1,000 people in the Vancouver, British Columbia, area, who [...]
Facebook Ruining Your Relationship?
As if maintaining a relationship isn’t difficult enough, now, human sexuality researcher and PhD candidate at the University of Guelph in Canada, Amy Muise, says Facebook contributes to relationship jealousy reports Discover News. The study, published in the CyberPsychology and Behaviour journal was inspired by stories Muise heard from [...]
Expressing Anger and Online Rants
Some of you have written me emails and left comments suggesting that we get rid of the comment moderators and allow everyone to leave a comment like in other blogs. It'd be nice to let people leave comments without censorship. It'd probably get the site more comments as many readers can ask questions and others (other than me) can answer the [...]
Top Lies Men and Women Often Tell Their Partners
The average man tells 1,092 lies a year, compared with 728 fibs a year by females, reports Telegraph. This is according to a new survey released ahead of the launch of the revamped 'Who am I?' gallery at the Science Museum, in central London, which aims to attempt to make sense of brain science, genetics and human behaviour, While some 75 [...]
A Beautiful Stranger Can Cause A Man To Have a Heart Attack Study Says
A beautiful stranger can send a man’s stress hormones soaring so much so that the stress may be bad for the heart –especially if he thinks he’s not in the same league. That’s the conclusion of a new study which was conducted by experts at the University of Valencia in Spain. According to boffins, the anxiety level of men who might [...]
Facebook Unfriending Has Real Life Consequences
Unfriending someone on Facebook may be as easy as clicking a button, but a new study from the University of Colorado Denver shows the repercussions often reach far beyond cyberspace. "People think social networks are just for fun," said study author Christopher Sibona, a doctoral student in the Computer Science and Information Systems program [...]
The Sound Of A Woman In Love – She’s Into You
Flirtation may seem largely visual - the preening, the coy eye contact - but voice plays a role, too. Lowering your voice may be a means of demonstrating attraction, says Susan Hughes, assistant professor of psychology at Albright College in Reading, Pa., in a study, "Vocal and Physiological Changes in Response to the Physical Attractiveness of [...]
How Your Ex Is Dealing With The Break-Up
You can tell a lot about how your ex is feeling and what he/she needs, not by the number of contacts/no contacts but HOW he/she says certain things is the theme of all my articles on attracting back your ex and also my eBook. I’m excited to see that there is research to back me up on this. A new study from the University of Arizona shows [...]
Having Doubts About Marrying Him?
"You know yourself, your partner and your relationship better than anybody else does; if you're feeling nervous about it, pay attention to that," says Justin Lavner of UCLA. It's worth exploring what you're nervous about says the first scientific study to test whether doubts about getting married are more likely to lead to an unhappy marriage [...]
Just Friends Or One-Way Romantic Attraction?
When one friend admits they are "into" the other, but the other is not "into" them like that, things can get really weird. But they don't have to, says Heidi Reeder, associate professor of communication at Boise State University. Reeder's research team did a study on why some friendships end and others don't after one friend tells the other [...]
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