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Kelly Campbell Ph.D.

About

Kelly Campbell, Ph.D., is a Professor of Psychology at California State University, San Bernardino. Her research examines instant connections among friends and romantic partners, how being in love helps and/or hinders performance across domains (e.g., athletics, creativity), infidelity, and catfishing (online romantic deception).

Recent Posts
How to Make a Relationship Last Forever

With the rate of divorce hovering around 50 percent, people often ask how they can make a relationship last forever? These are my top three tips.

With the rate of divorce hovering around 50 percent, people often ask how they can make a relationship last forever? These are my top three tips.

3 Signs of a Relationship That's Gone Wrong

It's difficult to admit that a relationship which started out so great has turned into something bad. Here are three signs that it might be time to end your relationship.

It's difficult to admit that a relationship which started out so great has turned into something bad. Here are three signs that it might be time to end your relationship.

3 Steps to Happiness

The secret to happiness in three simple steps.

The secret to happiness in three simple steps.

Sex at the Olympic Games? The Truth Revealed

For years now, hundreds of thousands of condoms have been distributed to athletes at the Olympic Games. But how many are actually being used?

For years now, hundreds of thousands of condoms have been distributed to athletes at the Olympic Games. But how many are actually being used?

One Thing You Must Know About Jealousy

Evolutionary psychology explain a critical gender difference in jealousy responses. Men have more to gain from sex with multiple partners so they respond by looking for someone new. Women have more to gain from keeping their partner committed so they respond by enhancing themselves and the relationship.

Evolutionary psychology explain a critical gender difference in jealousy responses. Men have more to gain from sex with multiple partners so they respond by looking for someone new. Women have more to gain from keeping their partner committed so they respond by enhancing themselves and the relationship.

Black People Have a Right to Be Angry

Those in power don’t care if thousands of people disagree with the Brown and Garner verdicts as long as white supremacy remains intact.

Those in power don’t care if thousands of people disagree with the Brown and Garner verdicts as long as white supremacy remains intact.