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Can viral relationship tests really tell you about your relationship?

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Can viral relationship tests really tell you about your relationship?

Is there any science to viral relationship tests like the bird test, the orange peel theory and the moon phase test? Emily Impett, a professor of psychological and brain sciences at the University of Toronto, has the answers

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Women prefer to be prettier than a partner, but men want to be funnier

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The truth about narcissists: How to handle them, and can they change?

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The truth about narcissists: How to handle them, and can they change?

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Where’s my jetpack got to? And other sci-fi tech queries

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Female psychologist observing a couple's conversation during a therapy session in a house

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What can psychoanalysis teach us about love and heartbreak?

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Brain activity can predict whether strangers will become friends

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Couples who meet online may have lower relationship satisfaction

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Fascinating and enraging book exposes the biases that shape our lives

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Negative social ties, like frenemies, could be ageing you

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A pink robot with heart eyes

Technology

Why falling in love with an AI isn’t laughable, it’s inevitable

It’s easy to sneer at people who say they’ve fallen in love with ChatGPT. But we've been developing confusing feelings for bots for decades longer than you might think, writes Alex Wilkins. With so many people feeling lonely, can that be a good thing?

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How to harness your emotions for a happier, calmer life

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Technology

Documentary-maker films the fallout as her husband opts to be a cyborg

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Dating apps should fix their problems before saddling us with new ones

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�鶹��ý recommends Spike Jonze’s eerily prescient 2013 film Her

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