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For your health, pick a mate who is conscientious and, perhaps, also neurotic
Their study, of adults over age 50, also found that women, but not men, get an added health benefit when paired with someone who is conscientious and neurotic.This is the first large-scale ana...
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Read morePersonality Shapes Perception Of Romance, But Doesn't Tell the Whole Story
In a new analysis, researchers at the University of Illinois found that measuring the quality of romantic relationships is more complex than these earlier studies suggest. While personality has been f...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreSmart aircraft wings and new lightweight construction materials
Nowadays it’s easy to hop on a plane and fly to London or spend a romantic weekend in Paris for just a few euros – if the volume of air traffic is increasing, one of the main reasons is the low tariff...
Transportation and Logistics | Read moreRethinking what men and women want in a partner
But those sex differences didn’t hold up in a new in-depth study of romantic attraction undertaken by two Northwestern University psychologists.In short, the data suggest that whether you’re a...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreSimulated relationships offer insight into real ones
In a new study appearing in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, researchers at the University of Illinois explore these issues by looking at the choices people make in simulated online dating ...
Life Sciences | Read moreLet’s Talk About Sex
The postgraduate research project by Dr. Charlotte De Backer, of the Department of Media and Communication at the University of Leicester, also found:in gossip about girls, it was whether some...
Social Sciences | Read moreNew Study is First to Link Romantic Relationships to Genes
Vertebrate species and humans are inclined to prefer mates who have dissimilar MHC (major histocompatibility complex) genotypes, rather than similar ones. This preference may help avoid inbreeding bet...
Life Sciences | Read moreBlue eyes – a clue to paternity
Before you request a paternity test, spend a few minutes looking at your child’s eye color. It may just give you the answer you’re looking for. According to Bruno Laeng and colleagues, from the Univ...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreAffairs of the heart matter to boys, too, sociologists find
Teenage boys have feelings, too, and when it comes to matters of the heart, they may not be so fleeting after all. Not far beneath the bravado often on display is an unsure adolescent w...
Social Sciences | Read moreDo opposites attract or do birds of a feather flock together?
Do people tend to select romantic partners that are similar to them or opposite to them? And does spouse similarity lead to marital happiness? In one of the most comprehensive studies eve...
Social Sciences | Read moreRisk and intimate relationships: can hope triumph over experience in an age of ’messy’ lives?
In an age when neither jobs nor marriages are for life, how do people perceive and weigh-up their options for partnering, reproduction and employment? Precisely what those...
Social Sciences | Read moreResearchers map the sexual network of an entire high school
For the first time, sociologists have mapped the romantic and sexual relationships of an entire high school over 18 months, providing evidence that these adolescent networks may be structu...
Social Sciences | Read moreUniversity of Ulster To Help Viewers Shape TV
Want a romantic version of Star Wars? Or your own cut of Big Brother? Ever wish you could get more news from the headlines? Or less from a documentary? Manipulating your f...
Communications Media | Read moreMovies to become unique to each viewer
The recently launched EU project ’New Media for a New Millennium’ (NM2) is developing a set of software tools aimed at creating a new media genre. In the same way that TV did not...
Communications Media | Read moreModernity versus manhood - the Maasai quest
A new study being carried out at the University of Leicester traces the erosion of the traditional concept of Maasai manhood and the emergence of new role for Maasais- reliving their warrio...
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