Despite social isolation, online dating surged during the pandemic. Now many couples must readjust their relationships to the restored rest of their lives.
How much can we learn from people's social media profiles? What you do on social media, what you post, what you "like," and even your specific word choice relate to personality.
New research examines how narcissists' lack of commitment can be explained by their perceptions of themselves and their attitudes toward potential alternative partners.
Feelings of loneliness and anxiety caused by the COVID-19 pandemic may lead some people to reach out to their exes. What's behind this urge to reconnect?
Online dating has provided us with more choices than ever. But is there a downside to this abundance of choice, and does it affect how likely we are to reject people on these websites and apps?
Most people view their exes more negatively after a relationship ends than they did during the relationship. But is there a gender difference in how people view their exes?
How do you talk about your divorce? Do you say "We were fed up" or "I was fed up"? New research examines how relationship "we-talk" after divorce is associated with adjustment.
New research examines why narcissists share their romantic relationships on social media, and whether having a good-looking partner makes a difference.
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