Posts from The Science of Love

With the never ending amount of dating advice out there, there are some books that see dating as a game and offer comprehensive guides to pick up dates easily. How can these types of books alter the way you date? Read here to find out.

It has long been portrayed that after sex, men want to go right to sleep or women are desperate to cuddle. How much truth is there to this stereotype, and what does it say about you?

Listen to this: A certain type of gossip can be a good thing for you and your date.

Although women often say that looks don’t matter, a recent study shows both women and men have the same preference for choosing good-looking dates. Find out why.

Long distance relationships can be pretty tough. But making the transition back to a geographically close relationship can be even more troublesome. Read here for tips on how to ease back into seeing each other every day.

Did you make a New Year’s resolution this year? Odds are you won’t keep it. Continue reading to learn about strategies the successful resolvers use – and how you can apply them to 2012!

Touching is tied to several components of a healthy relationship. It is so influential that even watching someone being touched can cause the same reaction as if we were touched ourselves. At what point in your relationship do you consider public displays of affection acceptable?

You can learn a lot about yourself from the relationship you have with your hairdresser.

Is it true that men think about sex every 7 seconds? Researchers say no. Find out why and how often men and women actually think about sex.




Gian Gonzaga, Ph.D., Senior Director of Research & Development
Grant Langston, Senior Director of Content, eHarmony Advice
Jeannie Assimos, Managing Editor, eHarmony Advice