Relationships

Health Can flirting with others damage your existing relationship?

New research shows unsolicited flirtation towards your partner can harm your relationship, reducing desire and emotional investment.

Discoveries The evolution of kissing: How primate grooming shaped human affection Rebecca Shavit

Discoveries People prefer to work with higher-paid colleagues, study finds Joshua Shavit

Health Communication strengthens parent-college student relationships, but has limits Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Gen Z is transforming sexuality and relationships Joseph Shavit

Health Nagging wives can help improve their husband’s health Joseph Shavit

Global Good Study finds that surprisingly there are only 3 types of men Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Groundbreaking study finds that there are only three distinct types of men Joseph Shavit

Discoveries The human brain is ‘programmed’ to learn from people we like, study finds Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Men can be classified into 3 specific types, study finds Joseph Shavit

Discoveries People keep secrets for the wrong reasons, surprising study finds Joshua Shavit

Discoveries There are only 3 types of men, new study concludes Joseph Shavit

Discoveries There are only 3 types of men, surprising study finds Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Surprising relationships discovery: Do opposites actually attract?Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Shockingly, there are only 3 types of men, study finds Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Married couples who merge finances are happier and stay together longer Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Women can predict a man’s attitude towards sex based on the shape of his face Joseph Shavit