We found consistent evidence across two studies (Study 1 N = 61,067 individuals from 81 countries; Study 2 N = 6,620 individuals from 50 countries) that higher individualism predicts lower intensity of experienced love. Preprint: osf.io/preprints/psya…

The day has finally come... or rather, the 1,227th day. Today, I completed the Spanish course on Duolingo. I never thought it would be such a long, fun (and sometimes frustrating:) journey. Entonces, que debo hacer ahora con mi tiempo libre?!

Such a tremendous loss... I never had the pleasure of meeting Ellen Berscheid, but her work has had a lasting impact on me. Her legacy shall live on.

Just got back from #HBES2025 - what an absolute blast! Fantastic conference and even more fantastic people and the society. Loved both the big talks and the between-session chats. Only downside? Wish I could clone myself to be in several places at once! :)

Here’s a brief thread 🧵on our latest paper: “Sexual partner number and distribution over time affect long-term partner evaluation: evidence from 11 countries across 5 continents” out now in Scientific Reports (nature.com/articles/s4159…) [1/16]

Is family size related to love intensity? Four PTNCE members set out to find out using data from 25 countries. Link to the study in the comment below!