Paul Eastwick Ph.D.

About

Paul Eastwick, Ph.D., has studied sex differences in initial attraction processes, the theories people hold about their romantic lives, and the importance of attachment and bonding in early relationship development. He is also interested in the intersection of race and romantic attraction, the use of speed-dating to test social psychological hypotheses, and the evolutionary history of human mating.

Recent Posts

Separation Distress Among Romantic Partners and its Lessons for Human Mating

When I was 11, my stepmother described how she broke down while traveling in China. She was away from my father for 5 weeks, and at the time of one of their scheduled phone calls, she couldn't find a way to connect.