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Other Publications
Dr. Gillath speaks on ABC.net.au about his work on Playing Hard to Get
Playing hard to get? These types of people might be into that. Covered on health 24
Does playing 'hard to get' work in relationships? Covered on from the grapevine
People With Insecure Attachment Styles More Likely to Play 'Hard-to-Get' by psych central
The science behind why so many people play hard-to-get while dating on the ladders
Study asks who's playing 'hard-to-get' and who's attracted by the ploy on my vet candy
Can Tech Change the Way We Love?
Article on scientificamerican.com:
Does Technology Spell Doom for Close Relationships?
Article on dmarge.com:
What Women Find Irresistible on Your social Media, According to Mr. Science
Article on today.com:
How to avoid relationship problems: Include your partner in social posts
Article on revistagq.com (GQ Spain):
Compartir fotos de tu pareja en redes es bueno para tu relación, lo dice la ciencia
Article on womenshealth.com:
The Social Media Habit That Proves You’re Happy in Your Relationship
Article on menshealth.com:
What You Should Be Posting on Instagram To Keep Your Partner Happy
Article on askmen.com:
Why You Should Include Your Partner in Social Media, According to Science
Article in the University of Dayton Magazine titled Traveling Light (begins pg. 32)
Short article in the LA Times about the relational disposability paper
Dr. Gillath speaking on "Central Standards" NPR KC (KCUR)
Dr. Gillath's research on the effects of moving and relationships featured in an article in The Atlantic and on PsyBlog
The Relational Disposability study featured in the Hindustan Times
The Indian Express discussing the Relational Disposability study in one of their articles
Dr. Gillath's study featured in an article on Co-Exist
An article on The Siasat Daily featuring Dr. Gillath's study
Dr. Gillath and colleagues' paper on the myth of "opposite attract" featured on Medical Xpress
The Boston Globe discussing the debunking of the "opposites attract" theory
The opposite's attract paper with Dr. Gillath being featured on Medical Daily
The Telegraph's featured article on the paper about opposites attraction
Dr. Gillath's shoe study featured in an article about what habits say about a person's personality
Dr. Gillath speaking to BBC Radio about the research (19 min)
TIME article discussing Dr. Gillath and collaborators’ research over shoes link to personality
BBC Mundo article covering Dr. Gillath and collaborators’ research over shoes link to personality
Dr. Gillath and colleagues’ research on footwear and personality mentioned on SINA
Dr. Gillath’s research on mortality salience and responses to sexual imagery
Dr. Gillath is interviewed on NPR to discuss research over shoes and their link to personality
Dr. Gillath discusses link between personality and shoes in a Bloomberg article
Dr. Gillath and colleagues’ research on footwear and personality mentioned in the Chicago Tribune
Dr. Gillath and colleagues' research on footwear and personality mentioned in the The New York Times
Complete collection of links for media coverage on the Shoe Study (.docx)
Article about Dr. Gillath’s early career achievements
John Sakaluk and Dr. Gillath's research on condom use and attachment characteristics
Dr. Adrianne Kunkel and Dr. Gillath discussing romantic relationships in local article
Dr.Gillath and colleagues' research is discussed in an article in Science of Relationships
Dr. Gillath is cited in an article in Wallet Hub on best states for Singles to live
Dr. Gillath is interviewed on The Drew Marshall Show (TDMS)
Dr. Gillath's research is featured in a segment on KCUR.
How your friends make you healthier, by Dr. Gillath's collegue Annie Tomlin
Is working from home making you lonely? Heres how to avoid becoming a recluse
How to tell if someone is flirting with you, according to science