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Susan Krauss Whitbourne PhdPsychology Today |
New couples research shows the value of adding exploration to your romance.
Research shows how to discover the narcissist lurking under the surface.
New research shows the power of change in your life’s twists and turns.
Managing the person who just doesn’t know how to be quiet.
New research shows an upside to positivity when you need your partner’s help.
New research dives into the unhappiness women feel about getting older.
New research shows how sticking with physical activity can combat depression.
Recent research shows the benefits of 5 ways to feel a part of your world.
New research shows how to ask yourself the right questions to manage stress.
New research explores the depths to which a devious partner will go.
New research shows who’s most likely to let their envy become malicious.
With ageism in the news, it’s time to take control of its effects on you.
New research suggests how narcissism feeds into extreme partner criticism.
New research shows why it feels so good to take control of your life.
New research lets you test yourself on 5 of the commonest romantic love myths.
New research shows how to watch out for people who try to derail you.
New research shows how to adjust your and your partner's desired closeness.
New research can help you avoid the highs and lows of emotional globalizing.
New research shows the importance of putting autobiographical memory to work.
New research tests the shape of your love with a simple 15-item test.
A new measure shows how life’s gains can equal or outweigh life’s losses.
New research shows a simple way to turn your mood from bad to good.
New research on ghosting suggests that not all ghosting is actual ghosting.
New research shows how the right feedback orientation can simplify your life.
New research shows that getting motivated can be as easy as 1-2-3.
New research shows how to unlock the hidden power of meditation.
New research shows how to accept your life, flaws and all.
People with Dark Triad personalities may not be as strong as we think.
New research shows why some adults seek to create a toxic online environment.
New research peers into the nightlife of those with dark tetrad personalities.
Treating the personality in personality disorders is a method that can work.
New research shows what makes some people so impossible to satisfy.
Just-published research shows how your relationships can build you up.
New research shows the wisdom of using your “me-time” to its best advantage.
New research tests how personality changes and is changed by life experiences.
Relationship themes with pathological narcissists are analyzed in a new study.