Contempt is the single greatest predictor of divorce. That’s straight from Dr. John Gottman, whose decades of research in the famed “Love Lab” have cracked the code on why some couples survive the ...

Mistakes are inevitable, but the inability to own them is a choice. If apologies are rare or insincere, it suggests a lack of ...

Happily married couples are pros at creating these small rituals of connection. According to Dr. John Gottman’s research at ...

Criticism can creep into a relationship unnoticed, like a seep that will ultimately do some real harm to relationship in ...

When her young daughter asks for a cookie, she’s told, “We have cookies at home.” Without missing a beat, the girl replies, ...

The Torah and modern psychology are completely aligned: Time is the foundation of love. Whether it’s the Torah’s onah or ...

For 40 years, the psychology professor and his team at the Gottman Institute have studied couples’ interactions to determine the key predictors of divorce — or as Gottman calls them, “the four ...

Research from the Gottman Institute shows that 80% of the time, women bring up issues in heterosexual relationships. Thus, they carry a big responsibility for how the rest of the conversation goes.

A one-sided mouth raise — that subtle smirk of superiority — might just be the No.1 red flag for divorce, according to renowned psychologist John Gottman, the founder of the Gottman Institute ...

You may be sceptical, but in a 1992 study, Dr Gottman was able to predict with 93.6 percent accuracy which couples would divorce, so listen in. 'The most poisonous of all relationship killers' The ...

The Gottmans are co-founders of the Gottman Institute and conduct research on marriage and relationships. Advertisement. But this change is not inevitable, ...

“They’re in danger of becoming a managerial relationship,” added her husband, John Gottman, a professor emeritus of psychology at the University of Washington. The Gottmans are co-founders of the ...