Infidelity is often seen as being motivated by dissatisfaction with one's relationship--but people's motivations for cheating are many and varied. ow.ly/4S9C50FKd5B

How to do #OnlineDating with less stress and more fun! #RelationshipAdvice #relationshipscience #dating #DatingAdvice #theCLIC #WomenInScience Kayla Knopp, PhD Chandra Khalifian PhD

How has the pandemic affected marriage & divorce? Check out what Krista Payne of NCFMR had to say in this news piece featuring the latest data! wtvr.com/covid-19-s-imp…

What if I told you the honeymoon phase can come back? sexwithemily.com/how-to-keep-th…

This episode is both delightful and pretty scientifically accurate - a treasure!

You only got one life. How you spend it and who you spend it with matters. This chart shows who do we spend time with across our lifetime. It's a bit crazy to see visualized just how important coworkers are. Life is too short for toxic workplaces. Source: buff.ly/3m9ACWG

Yep, seems like the sample is a key factor! If you’re wondering whether to break up to the point you’d let a coin decide, you already have your answer.

"Gentle accountability is the cornerstone of the deepest kind of friendship, where we rely on each other to let us know when we’re full of ourselves." 💙loom.ly/PTpfZXo

Instead of pushing away difficult emotions, try asking yourself: Why is this emotion here? What is it trying to tell me? How can we work together? 📷: bit.ly/3iXFFK4 via The Gottman Institute

"This, then, is another reason to get the vaccinations – to preserve male fertility and sexual function." ow.ly/doTJ50FLRwD

New #RelationshipAdvice video! Four harmful #communication habits to avoid in your relationship. From the research of The Gottman Institute and Scott M. Stanley! #couplegoals #psychology #relationshipscience #WomenInScience #theCLIC Chandra Khalifian PhD Kayla Knopp, PhD

Instead of asking whether we’ve found the right person, ask if you're being the right person. Love is an ongoing co-creation, and it takes everyone in the relationship to sustain and grow it. estherperel.com/blog/5-myths-w…

1/ Look for reasons to say “yes.”

2/ It’s tempting to approach dating apps as an exercise in discovering what’s wrong with people or finding a reason to say no.

3/ Instead, try to be less judgmental. I’ve seen people swipe no when they read something like “teacher” (“Oh, he won’t make enough money”) or “yoga instructor” (“I don’t want to date someone who worships crystals and wants to activate my chakras”).

4/ You don’t know these people. You’re seeing a tiny sliver of who they are—a few photos and some basic information. If someone is a maybe, swipe right now and see what happens.

5/5 As you evaluate potential matches, look for what’s attractive about someone rather than what turns you off.

Compassion takes empathy one step further because it harbors a desire for all people to be free from suffering, and it’s imbued with a desire to help. loom.ly/Jj3e8WQ

This is so important. Panic journalism often focuses on the downside of online interaction without focusing on how online spaces can be a haven for vulnerable or marginalized young people.

New video about the benefits of #gratitude for your #relationships! #theCLIC #RelationshipGoals #relationshipadvice #relationshipscience #psychology #WomenInScience Kayla Knopp, PhD Chandra Khalifian PhD