Television

Print Media

Media Related to Recent Video Game Research. 

Business Week.  Games do cause violent behavior (but not much). Link.

Electronic Gaming Monthly.  Off Target.  Link.

PC World.  Relax, Wii motion controls don't foster violence.  Link.

Villanova Magazine.  Psychologist served on task force on violent video games.  Link. (page 55)

Ars Technica.  Study shows complicated interplay between anger, aggression, and gaming.  Link

Next Generation.  Video games cause violence: But not much. Link.

Wired News.  Study: Wii controls don't make you violent.  Link.

Next Generation.  The year in politics. Link.

1UP.  Study says Wii controls don't contribute to aggression.  Link.

San Jose Mercury News.  The violent games that shooters play.  Link

Media Related to Interpersonal Relationships

U.S. News and World Report.  Sex matters: You think I’m fat don’t you?  Link.

U.S. News and World Report.  Romance in a box? Company offers genetic love matches.  Link

The Washington Post.  Single, free, but not so healthy.  Link

Fox News.  Certain personality types more likely to be promiscuous.  Link

CNBC.  Genetic love match? Dating sites try DNA testing.  Link

MSNBC.  Who's sleeping around?  Scientists can tell.  Link

Examiner.  The warm harlot study: A surprising study on promiscuous people.  Link

The New Zealand Herald.  Breaking up is hard to view.  Link

The Patriot News.  More and more couples finding connections online. Link

Newsday.  Genetic love matches go check swab to check swab.  Link

Men's Health.  Her sexual temperature. Link

Blueprints.  Villanova university professor's research yields fascinating results in romantic   relationships.  (link coming soon).

New Jersey Star Ledger. She thinks he thinks she’s too fat.  Read their report. Link.

Psychology Today.  Promiscuity: Spread the Love.  Link.

New York Daily News.  Even skinny women found to have weighty fixations. Link.

The Times Picayune.  Couples don’t see eye to eye on image. Link.

Washington Examiner.  A double helix made in heaven? Matchmaking companies tout benefits of gene tests.  Link

Match.com.  Decode your dates sexual past.  Link.

Academics.  Sustaining a Culture of Faculty Research Mentorship: The Importance of Making a Good First Impression. Link (pages 16-18).

Netscape: Love and Personals.  How to tell who is sleeping around.  Link.

Society of Interpersonal Theory and Research Newsletter.  Complementarity, college roommates, and reality television. Link.

Poughkeepsie Journal.  Being married can be good for men's health. Link.

The Indianapolis Star.  Wedded bliss good for your health?

Montgomery Advertiser.  Research: Married life a healthy choice.  Link

LiveScience.  Who sleeps around?  Scientists know.  Link 

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