Theresa E. DiDonato Ph.D.

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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.

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The 7 Least-Desirable Traits in a Relationship Partner

Research reveals what most people don't want in a romantic partner.

Rebound Relationships: A Good or Terrible Plan?

How important is it to resolve feelings for an ex-partner before stepping into a new relationship?

7 Major Breakup Strategies, Ranked From Worst to Best

When you want out of a relationship, which breakup strategies have the best outcomes?

3 Questions Every Couple Must Answer Before Moving in Together

Thinking about living together? Experts suggest asking these questions before cohabitating with a romantic partner.

Why Women Are More Likely Than Men to Seek a Divorce

Why do women initiate divorce more than men?

Love in the Time of Wordle

Wordle is a one-person game but it could have two-person consequences.

6 Signs of a Deteriorating Relationship

Signs that someone is considering leaving become more obvious when you know what to look for.

4 Reasons Why People Ghost

Have you ever been ghosted? Here are the reasons why people ghost and how personality might predict views on ghosting.

7 Ways LGBTQ+ People Can Strengthen Their Relationships

Which everyday relationship behaviors are associated with positive outcomes among LGBTQ+ partners?

7 Reasons Exes Get Back Together

What makes an on-again/off-again relationship different from one that has never experienced a breakup?

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