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AI and Human Connection
AI is changing how people look for emotional connection. A psychology professor says real love needs give and take. Chatbots can provide quick comfort, but they may not replace human care and reciprocity.
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How romantic films shape relationship expectations
Virginia Tech experts say romantic movies—from childhood fairy tales to Hallmark-style films—can shape what people expect from real relationships. They warn these films often show idealised love and may omit real-life difficulties and diversity.
How Long-Term Singlehood Affects Young Adults
A study tracked more than 17,000 young people in Germany and the UK from ages 16 to 29. It found that long periods of singlehood are linked to falling life satisfaction and rising loneliness, while starting a first relationship improves well-being.
Mindfulness helps couples under financial stress
A University of Georgia study of over 400 couples with children found that higher mindfulness links to greater confidence the relationship will survive stress. Mindfulness also related to better relationship quality and stronger co-parenting.
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