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When Talking Is Tough: How Avoidance Shapes Our Closest Relationships
12
Aug
Culture

When Talking Is Tough: How Avoidance Shapes Our Closest Relationships

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Prevalence of Avoidance: Avoidance is nearly as common as talking in close relationships, occurring 37.6% of the time. Influence of Relationship Duration: Longer relationships and denser social networks reduce the…
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Stay Sharp with Love: The Surprising Link Between Marriage and Cognitive Health
30
Jul
Gender/Family

Stay Sharp with Love: The Surprising Link Between Marriage and Cognitive Health

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Studies found that enjoyment of time with a spouse positively correlates with better cognitive function. Marital strain is consistently linked to poorer cognitive function, suggesting that unresolved conflicts and stress…
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Clobbered by COVID: A Closer Look at Workers and Families
06
Mar
Health

Clobbered by COVID: A Closer Look at Workers and Families

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
A new study finds that mothers suffered more negative mental effects than fathers during the pandemic. A second study finds that essential workers had better mental health outcomes in states…
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A Comprehensive Look at Two Decades of Social Isolation in America (2003-2022)
26
Feb
Demography

A Comprehensive Look at Two Decades of Social Isolation in America (2003-2022)

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Despite considerable concern, there is no clear evidence that Americans became more socially isolated during the first two decades of the 21st century. However, unsurprisingly, Americans did become more socially…
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Unraveling the GameStop ‘Frenzy:’ The Power and Limitations of Reddit
01
Feb
Communication/Media, Movements

Unraveling the GameStop ‘Frenzy:’ The Power and Limitations of Reddit

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Reddit's tight, yet closed, social structure provided an optimal setting to plan the GameStop short squeeze of January 2021. However, this same structure became an impediment once the action had…
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Demystifying Sociology: What it is and why you should know
08
Jan
Fundamentals, Organizations

Demystifying Sociology: What it is and why you should know

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Sociology is the study of society and everything in it. Sociology is less about what is studied and more about how. As a discipline, sociology is unmatched in its breadth…
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