Me, You, & Us

Cognition

Can We Talk?

Erica B Slotter Ph.D. on August 27, 2014

We know that how we talk to our partners matters. Recent research has shown that greater similarity between romantic partners with regard to the structure of the language they use predict greater likelihood of being interested in a potential partner and greater stability in ongoing romantic relationships.

We know that how we talk to our partners matters. Recent research has shown that greater similarity between romantic partners with regard to the structure of the language they use predict greater likelihood of being interested in a potential partner and greater stability in ongoing romantic relationships.

Relationships

3 Ways to Take Care of Yourself After a Breakup

Erica B Slotter Ph.D. on August 6, 2014

Breaking up is an upsetting experience even in the best of circumstances. This post takes a look at things that you can do for yourself that can help you to feel better after the end of a romantic relationship.

Breaking up is an upsetting experience even in the best of circumstances. This post takes a look at things that you can do for yourself that can help you to feel better after the end of a romantic relationship.

Marriage

The Trouble With Modern Marriage

Erica B Slotter Ph.D. on July 7, 2014

In this day and age, we have high expectations for marriage. Our spouses are supposed to be our best friends, co-pilots in everyday life, solid supporters of our dreams, passionate lovers, and so on. What if we are burdening our relationships beyond what they were meant to carry?

In this day and age, we have high expectations for marriage. Our spouses are supposed to be our best friends, co-pilots in everyday life, solid supporters of our dreams, passionate lovers, and so on. What if we are burdening our relationships beyond what they were meant to carry?