Popular media articles, podcasts, and videos featuring WHIRLab research.
The Hill – Taylor Swift, Brittany Mahomes underscore dividing lines: Can Democrats and Republicans be friends?
National Geographic – Why a ‘sleep divorce’ might be good for your relationship
The Guardian – Apps and algorithms: can dating be boiled down to a science? (Podcast)
National Geographic – This Is Your Brain on Dating Apps
Vogue – Maybe The Gratitude Trend Isn’t All Positive
The Atlantic – The Most Effective Way to Thank Your Significant Other
Time Magazine – We Need More ‘Good Conflict’ in Our Lives. Here’s How It Works
The Knot – Why You Should Consider a Sleep Divorce for Your Relationship
Michigan Radio Stateside – How the pandemic changed our relationships — for better and worse (Podcast)
Discover Magazine – The Psychological Importance of Extraordinary Experiences
Shondaland – Constructive Ways to Deal With Conflict
The Times – Two Little Words That Can Make Everything Better in the Workplace
Beme News (CNN’s YouTube Channel) – We’re Working Ourselves to Death
KQED Forum – Strengthening Marriage Through ‘Sleep Divorce’ (Podcast)
Health Magazine – Tapping into Gratitude
APS Observer Magazine – The Hidden Costs of Sleep Deficits
The Guardian – Looking Tired Can Harm Your Social Life, Say Researchers
The New York Times – Relationship Problems? Try Getting More Sleep
Business Insider – 6 Unexpected Psychological Reasons People Get Into Fights
The Huffington Post – How To Find Common Ground When You And Your Partner Disagree
Business Insider – Psychologists Figured Out One Trait That Makes Relationships Last
CNN – Why 3-Day Weekends Are Good For You
Harvard Business Review – Working Too Hard Makes Leading More Difficult
The Wall Street Journal – To Build Intimacy, Trust, Satisfaction, Celebrate the Good Times
The New York Times – Can Scientific Relationship Advice Save Your Marriage?
Business Insider –Giving Thanks Could Be the Key To Lasting Relationships
The Los Angeles Times – Get Some Sleep, and Your Partner Will Thank You
The Huffington Post – Poor Sleep Could Negatively Impact Gratitude in Relationships, Study Suggest
