Relationship Quality Tied to Good Health for Young Adults
A new study shows that high-quality relationships are associated with better physical and mental health for young people entering adulthood. Read the full article here.
A new study shows that high-quality relationships are associated with better physical and mental health for young people entering adulthood. Read the full article here.
Researchers find that a gene affects social behavior, including one’s ability to form healthy and long-lasting relationships. Read the article here.
A new report from OkCupid finds that American daters are growing more traditional in some ways, and more open-minded in others.
Read the article and see the statistics here.
Despite what may seem to be the trend, teens still value the importance of communicating not only over social media, and are aware of the lack of privacy social media creates. Read the full article here.
A brand new study from the Pew Research Center highlights the correlations between teen romantic relationships and social media. Read the article and get the full study here.
Research published in the Wall Street Journal highlights how strong relationships within three-generational families benefits teens. Read the article here.
A recent study by Brigham Young University and Ball State University suggests that young adults still view marriage as an important life goal. Read the article here.