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Fortunately, the research doesn’t fully support the idea of “intergenerational transmission" of divorce. Here's how to understand the risks and minimize them for your children.

Here's why we keep going back to the people who make us the unhappiest.

Ever worry that your kid is a jerk? Or wish they’d send a thank-you note without your forcing them to do it? Empathy can be developed and encouraged in young people. Psychiatrist Daniel Siegel and social worker Tina Payne Bryson explain how.

We often assume that the ones we love know how much we love them. It is important to understand why sometimes a loved one doesn't feel the depth of our love.

Designer Giorgia Lupi wants to change the way we think about data. Most of us think of it as rooted in cold facts and numbers, but it’s warm and flawed. Follow her step-by-step instructions to generate a new perspective on the person you know best of all in the world: you.

Quarrels happen, and they are stressful. A bit of this won't harm you, but a regular diet of quarreling is not good for your long-term physical and mental health.

A common theme with unprocessed trauma is that some will turn to establishing a romantic relationship as a way of avoiding their own growth or healing.

Is there a correlation between your biome and your BMI? In a radical new book, “Why Diets Make Us Fat,” neuroscientist Sandra Aabodt sheds much-needed light on this tangled, cryptic relationship.

A wide-ranging new book makes a strong case for applying the concept of dignity to nonhumans and introduces readers to animal dignity in history, law, culture, and science.

The majority of hurt that happens in a relationship is unintentional. Use these 3 questions to identify the triggers and strengthen your bond.