When love follows a 36-question exercise, people pay attention. But is this method a reliable one for transitioning strangers into long-term romantic partners?
How do you know whether you two should be friends or something more? Recognizing the signs of pure friendship versus long-term romantic potential can help.
The happiest relationships benefit from action and attention. You can do a lot to improve the quality of your partnership. Here are some ideas based on recent scientific findings...
A hook up is sometimes more than a hook up, leaving people with emotions ranging from excitement and pride to regret and shame. What explains these different reactions?
How do personality characteristics, like narcissism, influence the quality of romantic relationships? The challenge of dating a narcissist becomes clear from its associations with a variety of problem-inducing behaviors.
What differentiates flirting from friendly banter? Research reveals how accurately people interpret flirting and provides some clues to help decipher the often tricky code of interpersonal conversation.
