Karin

Dr. Karin Sternberg is a psychologist and author, wife of Bob Sternberg and mother of their triplets. Her passion is to apply research findings to the real world in order to improve people's lives. She has written as well as co-edited a number of books on love and hate as well as other topics. She loves to bring science to life for students by writing textbooks and is currently working on a Child Development textbook.

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How to get a date online: Science-backed tips to make you irresistible

One great thing about the digital age is that the pool from which you can choose your potential dates is much larger. You’re not confined to finding friends through personal connections or within your hometown anymore. The world is yours when you sign up for online dating services. And you’re not alone: Almost half of …

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Looking for “The One?” 4 Truths Can Save You Heartache and Time

Most people are looking for the wrong things in their partner Do you find that you are wasting your precious time dating people who are not a good fit, and investing too much energy into relationships that all too soon end up nowhere? Most people looking for “the one” are looking for the wrong things …

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How to be Happier in Your Relationship (without Involving Your Partner)

In this article, we will discuss ways to make your everyday life and relationship happier without your partner doing anything; and share a number of science-backed tweaks and habits that can have a big impact on your happiness. Every relationship has its ups and downs. In fact, life has its ups and downs. That’s totally …

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Passion in long-term relationships – 5 things you need to know

Jake and Marissa have been married for six years. If you asked them if they are happy with each other and if they love each other, they wouldn’t hesitate to say yes – they love each other dearly and can’t imagine life without the other. And yet, things have changed between the two of them. …

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How to Deal with Grievances in Your Relationship

A few days ago, I was asked to run for a seat on the university grievance committee of the university for which I work. I said “No!”  I could not imagine hearing grievances all day—against faculty, against administrators, really, against anyone. What’s worse than hearing grievances against other people is hearing grievances against yourself!  I …

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I’ve Always Known You’re No Good – How the Confirmation Bias Hurts Your Relationship

Harry and Jeannette had a generally happy marriage.  But they did have one sticking point.  When Harry and Jeannette married, they had finally agreed on a pact: no kids.  Both of them were on the second time around.  Harry had two children from his first marriage; Jeannette didn’t.  Jeannette would have liked to have a …

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