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Theresa E. DiDonato Ph.D.

About

Theresa E. DiDonato, Ph.D., is a social psychologist and a professor of psychology at Loyola University Maryland. Her research interests focus on different aspects of romantic relationships, including factors that contribute to romantic attraction (e.g., humor) and how the self-concept changes through relationship participation.

Recent Posts

Does Everyone Really Have a "Type"?

Popular culture encourages the idea of a romantic "type." Recent research isolates and evaluates potential personality similarities between ex-partners and current partners.

Popular culture encourages the idea of a romantic "type." Recent research isolates and evaluates potential personality similarities between ex-partners and current partners.

11 Strategies People Use to Hide Affairs

Hiding an affair is a lot of work and the effort is strategic. These strategies are often used to keep an infidelity hidden.

Hiding an affair is a lot of work and the effort is strategic. These strategies are often used to keep an infidelity hidden.

Are You and Your Partner Financially Compatible?

Financial compatibility is not about making the same amount of money: It's about how you approach your daily and long-term financial decisions.

Financial compatibility is not about making the same amount of money: It's about how you approach your daily and long-term financial decisions.