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Wendy L. PatrickPsychology Today |
Beauty is in the eye and the mindset of the beholder.
These are warning signs of dangerous charmers and how to avoid contact.
Preparing delicate discussions about death or illness with a young family.
Insidious indicators of violence, coercion, and control.
When partners can accurately predict the end of a relationship.
The strong link between mindset and mood.
How behavioral traits can predict behavior.
How to sense when selective attention is a scam.
How to enjoy being single and flying solo.
First impressions are based on the physical and the emotional.
When children take flight, parents can enjoy the newfound space.
How to stop a nighttime argument from negatively coloring your mood the next day.
Older women can benefit from romance.
When your suitor's self-worth is defined by financial success.
Research reveals effective strategies of support.
Research reveals how some couples always feel like newlyweds.
How to counteract the emotional contagion of negativity.
Find comfort through a sense of control.
The discipline of selective attention.
Overcoming sadness during a season of cheer.
Survival strategies for the suddenly single.
Inspire disengaged employees to re-invent themselves.
The unintended messages of unrealistic expectations.
Research explores the causes and cures of loneliness and social isolation.
Personal Perspective: A proactive method to recruit and retain talent.
Acknowledging when your devotion to work has become a problem.
Public and private protocol for your “plus-one.”
The realities of confiding in artificial assistants
Some partners are looking for happiness; others are just looking.
How counter-strategies reveal underlying behavior.
Emotional strategies to create chemistry, not conflict.
The science of olfactory attraction.