Relationship research shows that buying gifts for a loved one can make you happier and, for the recipient, it really is the thought that counts.
A lot
of relationship research has generally focused on dating relationships or long - term, first marriage -LRB-- like) relationships.
And I fell, sort of luckily, or happily, into an internship at the Gottman
Relationship Research Institute while I was in grad school and couldn't believe just how clearly his research had broken down ways that people could build trust by just paying a little closer attention to small interactions that they were having throughout the day, and I got really excited about helping people with that.
Dr. John Gottman of the Gottman Institute
for relationship research says that he can predict relationship success about 94 % of the time based on couples interactions with each other.
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Indeed, according to a new report,
by relationships research organisation One Plus One, women are 40 per cent more likely to enter poverty if they divorce than if they remain married.
At the recent conference
on relationships research that many of us attended (see posts here), some folks mused about the increased attention social science is giving to uncommitted relationships, casual sex, and «hooking up,» as if it's a new thing culturally (when in fact, it may not be).
According to Mattson, Rogge, Johnson, Davidson, and Fincham (2013), relationship satisfaction is on the most important variables in
romantic relationship research.
Relationship Research News (RRN) is edited by Brian Ogolsky (University of Illinois, Urbana - Champaign), whose editorial term will run through 2018.
According to a study by the
Gottman Relationship Research Institute, conflict can be caused by either short - term solvable problems or long - term problems that can not be resolved, called «perpetual issues.»
This research was the basis for the now patented eHarmony Compatibility Matching System ™ and has served as the foundation for a new generation of
relationship research through the auspices of eHarmony Labs.
He is the co-founder of the Gottman Relationship Institute ™ with his wife, Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman, and is the executive director of the
affiliated Relationship Research Institute.
Dr. John Gottman combined his 35 years of
relationship research with Dr. Julie Gottman's 30 years of clinical expertise in creating the Gottman Method of Couples Therapy.
I will continue to explore all the fun challenges of relationships (old and new) during this phase of life and pose critical questions about
how relationship research can (and can not) be generalized to different types of relationships and people based on my personal experiences.
While relationships research has historically focused on alleviating negative communication patterns and distress, such as during conflict, a number of recent studies have explored the role of positive processes in promoting optimal relationship functioning.
Recent research on jealousy considers two main types of infidelity: Having sex with a person
outside the relationship, or developing an emotional attachment to a person outside the relationship
Recent relationship research has turned up some unusual ways to reignite passion, bolster communication, and strengthen the bond between you and your partner.
We were sitting shoulder to shoulder, couples therapist beside couples therapist, and Dr. John Gottman, Dr. Julie Gottman, and Dr. Sue Johnson — the three central pioneers in evidence - based couples therapy and
relationship research shared the stage.
I'm here to give you the best of what peer -
reviewed relationship research can tell us, to explore what we know and what we don't know about love and relationships, and to debunk the bad information out there while giving you advice that's actually grounded in science.
The material is based on the over 20 years of
relationship research done by Dr. John Gottman and is designed for people who are expecting a baby and parents with children 3 years and under.
Dr. Guldner himself has proceeded to other obligations and is not involved with long
distance relationships research (or The Center for the Study of Long Distance Relationships) anymore.
My fiance is a mortgage broker, and recently we decided to combine our two passions (mine
= relationship research, his = finances) and share some thoughts that might help couples who are thinking of buying a home together.