The fifth is relationship poisoning. A sibling might exclude other siblings from visiting an elderly parent or tell the ...

As important as physical touch is for relationship well-being, new research suggests that feeling aligned may matter more ...

The “Black Wife Effect” isn’t magic or myth. Psychology explains why close relationships can change how we show up.

Popularity isn't just about being loud or visible; it stems from understanding social dynamics and connections. A study ...

Changes in relationships can impact the financial behaviors and mindsets of women, according to a study recently released by Equitable. The study, “Women, Money and Relationships,” surveyed more than ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Travers writes about the world of psychology. The deep-seated beliefs we hold about love and relationships influence us more ...

Relationship therapist Dr. Sarah Mitchell has counseled hundreds of couples struggling with timeline expectations. “Love doesn’t always follow a prescribed schedule,” she explains, “but certain ...

We come into the world screaming and vulnerable—entirely dependent on adult caregivers to keep us safe and teach us how to connect with others. The nature of these earliest relationships influences ...

A new study suggests that a person’s underlying beliefs about sexual compatibility can influence how they expect their relationship to fare when faced with a sexual health challenge. People who ...

We’ve all read the generic horoscopes: Aries is bold, Pisces is sensitive, Scorpio is intense. But when it comes to how you actually behave in relationships, your sign reveals some surprisingly ...