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How to never get mad again (kind of)

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Trying to define ‘emotion’ is an almost futile enterprise. It’s a vague concept that continues to trouble researchers today. That said, some models have more practical utility than others, and the ‘interruption theory’ of emotion is one of the more beautiful in its simplicity.
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The Four Types of Relationships

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It can be hard to figure out why some of your ‘friends’ leave you drained and annoyed, while others leave you fulfilled and happy. It can be even harder to know who is taking advantage of you. This article describes the four kinds of relationship dynamics we see, and how each adds or removes value from your social circle.
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Four Sure Signs Your Relationship is on the Rocks

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Ever wonder whether your relationship is in danger? Well in this article, The Dirt Psychology gives you the dirt on the four clearest signals your relationship needs some vital attention.
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What's Love Got to do With It?

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We often think of love as the be-all and end all of a relationship. It turns out, that love doesn’t really have much to do with how strongly we feel for someone.
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Seven ways psychologists think about relationships that you can hack to better your own

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The psychology behind human relationships is a vast topic. Within that, there are a whole bunch of theories that psychologists love to argue over. In this article, we give you seven of the most supported theories so you can put them to work on your relationships.
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