Aside from a year as defensive backs coach with the Eagles, Harbaugh's entire NFL coaching résumé came on special teams, a ...

The saying “opposites attract” has long been used to describe every kind of relationship, from platonic to romantic. The idea suggests that contrasting traits can spark connection, while too much ...

The well-known saying that "opposites attract" may not always be accurate, according to a recent report from the University of Colorado Boulder. A group of researchers reviewed previous studies and ...

New research reveals that opposites really do attract, with 1 in 5 couples admitting to having nothing in common — and it’s honestly fine. A study of 2,000 adults in a relationship, commissioned by ...

When David and Dana started dating, they were initially drawn to each other because of their stark differences in personality, interests, and hobbies. He was shy; she was outgoing. He was neat; she ...

World-renowned American physicist Richard Feynman once claimed that the single most important concept in physics was the idea that everything, everywhere at any time is made up of a single thing. This ...

Ask anyone who has a sibling whether they think their brother or sister is attractive, and you’ll probably get a hard “no.” That’s not a surprising answer, and it’s just biology to not be romantically ...

People react to conflict in one of two ways: Minimizing or Maximizing. In Imago Relational Therapy, we call the Minimizer the Turtle and the Maximizer the Hailstorm. These two distinct responses are ...