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Are Men Really the More Promiscuous Sex?
July 4, 2013 .
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But in his new book, What Do Women Want?, New York Times journalist Dan Bergner argues that women might actually find monogamy more challenging than men—and studies backing this claim ... Read More
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Keeping Your Relationship Strong When Work Schedules Conflict
July 3, 2013 .
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In a world increasingly centered on a work culture, it can be nearly impossible to fit in quality time with your significant other. An ever-increasing list of chores, stressful jobs, and ... Read More
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What to Do If Your Partner Doesn’t Want to Get Married
June 28, 2013 .
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The pages of women’s magazines are filled with articles offering methods for encouraging men to propose marriage and entire websites are dedicated to increasing a person’s ... Read More
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The Psychological Effects of Natural Disasters
June 26, 2013 .
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Tornado season is well underway, initiated this year by the recent tornado in Moore, Oklahoma, but severe storms and natural disasters can happen at any time. These events leave residents ... Read More
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When Do We REALLY Reach Our Sexual Prime?
June 21, 2013 .
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Alfred Kinsey reported that men hit their sexual prime in their late teens, while women don’t get that pleasure until their mid-thirties. But does the 60-year-old research that Kinsey ... Read More
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The Psychology of Online Role-Playing Games
May 27, 2013 .
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While traditional video games typically require only brief periods of investment from players and don’t involve developing a new persona, online role-playing games tend to be much ... Read More
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How Therapy Dogs Can Improve Well-Being May 27, 2013 . 12 Comments
Talk to any pet lover and he or she will tell you that pets make life richer and better. But pets aren’t just a source of fun and an occasional source of extra work. Animals can play ... Read More
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My Way or the Highway: Is Control Controlling Your Relationship?
May 24, 2013 .
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Partners come together with unique and distinct personalities. Usually, two people in a relationship have many differences and similarities. But when someone in the relationship, or worse ... Read More
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When Your Partner Won’t Go to Therapy
May 23, 2013 .
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can work wonders in a relationship, helping each partner to see the other’s perspective and empowering a couple to adopt love-affirming habits that meet one another’s needs. ... Read More
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Deceptive Affection: Is It Really Bad for a Relationship? May 20, 2013 . 2 Comments
Have you ever thrown a casual “I miss you,” or “I wish you were here” to your partner when, in that moment, you did not miss them or wish they were with you? Spouses and partners ... Read More
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Topic Expert Roundup: What Does Mental Health Awareness Mean to Therapists?
May 13, 2013 .
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize a range of issues—depression, bipolar, and schizophrenia among them—and the effects they have not only on the people personally ... Read More
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Five Tips for Dealing With Envy
May 9, 2013 .
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The green-eyed monster of envy is often viewed as an emotion that leads to bad behavior. Envy can also be painful for those experiencing it. Longing for a new home or enviously watching ... Read More