Sentences with phrase «years researching romantic»

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Except for the purely critical research, what has been written in the last hundred and fifty years on the life of Jesus, his personality and the development of his inner life, is fantastic and romantic.

Malta says her research has shown that seniors are not only far more likely to be active Internet users than they were five years ago, but seniors increasingly view the Internet as a viable venue for finding romantic relationships later in life.

The findings about greater happiness in online couples «are tiny effects,» says Finkel, whose research published last year found «no compelling evidence» to support dating website claims that their algorithms work better than other ways of pairing romantic partners.

Annie's cancer story, and all the romantic relationship drama that comes with it, sucks up all the emotional juice, but surely King's groundbreaking research, which took 17 years to come to fruition, involved struggle, too.

The depth and intensity of Fante's autocritique are missing from writer - director Robert Towne's sexy, sensual, romantic, nostalgic adaptation of the novel, a labor of love he's been trying to realize for years — he discovered the book while researching Chinatown, his most famous script.

Here's Arthur: «Another thing we've learned both from that research and from surveys is passionate romantic love can exist in people that have been together 40 years, 50 years.

My doctoral research was on the difference between intense / compelling & secure / comfortable romantic love experiences and I have been studying love for the past 35 years.

My personal research interests include commitment in couple relationships, romantic relationship formation, marriage, decision making during emerging adulthood (18 - 29 year olds), and Marriage and Family Therapy theory.

Drawing on my own research examining romantic partners» health and a recent interview with Sarah Varney, author of, XL Love: How the Obesity Crisis is Complicating America's Love Life, 1 here are 5 tips for working with your significant other to make 2015 the year that you actually achieve your goals.

Specifically, when people perceive that their romantic relationship is marginalized, not only do they report worse physical and psychological health [1] and less commitment to their relationship [2], but they also have an increased likelihood of breaking up in the next year [3](see here for a more detailed summary of some of this research).

The research team, led by Bianca P. Acevedo and Arthur Aron, found that the «dopamine - rich brain regions associated with reward, motivation and «wanting»» were activated in similar ways between newly in love couples and those who've experienced «romantic love» over the course of many years.

Using research gathered from 30 years of experience working with couples, they formed a comprehensive view of adult attachment and its role in romantic relationships.

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