Groundbreaking study introduces tool to measure gaslighting in relationships
A recent study published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships has introduced the Gaslighting Relationship Exposure Inventory (GREI), a new tool designed to measure gaslighting in romantic relationships. The GREI, consisting of 11 items, was tested across two cultural samples—Israel and the United States—and found to be a
In situationship? Here’s how to manage it, as per experts
Since the dawn of time, casual relationships have been a part of human interaction. With evolving social norms, new terms frequently emerge to describe these undefined connections. Following “intimate buddies” and “friends with benefits,” the latest buzzword is “situationship.” But what does this term really mean? “A situationship is a
Study links loneliness to problematic pornography use
WEB DESK: A recent study published in Addictive Behaviors Reports delves into the relationship between loneliness and problematic pornography use, shedding light on the complex dynamics at play in online interactions and emotional regulation. Problematic pornography use, characterized by excessive consumption despite negative consequences, shares similarities with other addictive behaviors,
Trapped emotions: why do emotions manifest physically?
WEB DESK: The notion that emotions can manifest physically, leading to sensations like muscle tension or pain, has intrigued many individuals. While scientists have yet to substantiate this idea, anecdotal evidence suggests that expressing difficult emotions or engaging in body-based therapies like yoga can provide relief for some. This concept