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Celebrations with a focus on accomplishments can increase perceived social support, new research finds.

Making an intentional effort to recognize positive life events and achievements while gathering for food and drink will leave you feeling more socially supported, new research shows.

That’s right. Keeping small secrets can actually motivate you to do nice things for your partner, which boosts overall relationship satisfaction.

Scientists from Reichman University in Israel have found the messaging app gives quarrelling husbands and wives another place to fight and make up.

Research from Indiana University has found that couples strengthen their relationships when keeping mundane secrets from each other, as the guilt drives them to invest more in their partner.

Relationships are built on trust — and it turns out minor spending secrets, too. 

Relationships are built on trust — and it turns out minor spending secrets, too. 

A new study about relationships published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology revealed why mundane spending secrets or hidden consumption behaviors may actually bring couples closer.

A new study finds that keeping some purchases from your significant other might actually get you to invest more in the relationship.