2022
2019
‘Have You Expressed Appreciation to Your Partner Today?’ There’s an App to Remind You.
“Matrimimoniology (MARRIAGE) with Dr. Benjamin Karney” — Interview with Alie Ward on the Ologies Podcast
Love! Romance! Intimate relationships! Marriage! Divorce! Remarriage! Clowns! This episode has it all. The wonderfully warm Dr. Benjamin Karney of the UCLA Marriage lab has been studying romance and intimate relationships for 20 years and sits down to chat about being single and the mechanisms behind finding a partner, what behaviors foster intimacy, why some couples stay together vs. splitting up, some bananas proposals, wedding budgets, how parenting affects marriage, historical problems with matrimony and his own experiences with marriage and divorce. Listen for free here!
2018
When Ignoring Your Spouse Can Help Your Relationship
Put a Ring on It? Millennial Couples Are in No Hurry
2017
Why Relationships Can Fail Even When We Do Everything Right
2016
Relationship Advice from the Government Doesn’t Help Low-income Couples — Here’s What Might
2015
On Tinder, Taking a Swipe at Love, or Sex, or Something, in New York
Apps Can Speed The Search For Love, But Nothing Beats A Real Date
2014
Marital Problems Remain Stable, Even as Satisfaction Declines, UGA Study Finds
Interview with KTTV – Channel 11 News
Love Me Slender: Key Ideas From a Book About Couples and Health
Meeting our goals for diet and exercise can be hard, but our intimate relationships offer ways to overcome the obstacles. Using examples from their own research, UCLA Professors Bradbury and Karney discuss how couples talk to each other about their weight and health, and they offer simple, practical recommendations on how we can ask for and receive the support we need.
2012