Richard Feistman

Education and Workforce Researcher.
Family Scientist.
Partner.
Father.

Views are my own.

[Richard Feistman @RFeistmanPhD]

This week I spent time with my family in my camper in Niagara Falls and in the Hudson Valley... this piece still applies even when it is just you and your partner with your kiddos in your rig for the week:

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[Tyler Jamison, PhD @DrTylerJamison]

Solidarity, Part 4: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly https://t.co/ahDHdBPNuo

[Granite Hearth @GraniteHearth]

Digital access is not just about devices.

It’s about better jobs, improved health access, stronger social ties, and real opportunity.

Why this work matters ↓ https://t.co/9KoBy5qhO6

[Tyler Jamison, PhD @DrTylerJamison]

Solidarity, Part 3: Stand By Me https://t.co/gRLVjuCpRy

[Tyler Jamison, PhD @DrTylerJamison]

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[Tyler Jamison, PhD @DrTylerJamison]

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[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Most of us believe that once we choose a partner and commit to them, the feelings between us will be there no matter what. But the truth is that love is conditional—and that's a good thing. @DrTylerJamison explains why. https://t.co/gwAdm9wUln

[Anne Morse @Anne_red_head]

U.S. population by marital status: 🤓

[Tyler Jamison, PhD @DrTylerJamison]

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[Tyler Jamison, PhD @DrTylerJamison]

Facing difficulties with our partners helps us build a toolbox for managing challenges in the future. The pandemic taught us that. Lessons from a study with @JeremyBKanter

Leveraging Hard Times to Strengthen Your Relationship | Psychology Today https://t.co/jUYNTQBOQj

[Richard Feistman @RFeistmanPhD]

Thank you @mbonica and @DrTylerJamison for your podcast on romantic relationships - and how flourishing in them supports our lives.

[Mark Bonica @mbonica]

I’m excited to announce my new #podcast, Flourishing in the World. I’ll be talking to guests to get insight about human flourishing and leading a meaningful and worthy life. 3 episodes up now with colleagues from ⁦@UofNH⁩ . https://t.co/Z4S4b7S5ng

[Richard Feistman @RFeistmanPhD]

"As a general rule, we reject the notion that people “should” do anything in relationships, except treat each other with kindness and respect."

Such a great line....

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Many people consider sexting to be fundamentally risky behavior. New research finds that—for committed couples—it can actually be a sign of high relationship satisfaction. Here's why, explains @DrTylerJamison https://t.co/G9ECf2LOpH

[Richard Feistman @RFeistmanPhD]

@DrTylerJamison @DKThomp So I did listen and it was a great episode. They mainly used it a rationale for talking about the importance of social bonds (which is great)...however, i do not think marriage quality actually came up...so keep promoting it @DrTylerJamison!

[Richard Feistman @RFeistmanPhD]

@DrTylerJamison I am about to listen to the new @DKThomp podcast on this...curious if it has this point in there. Will let you know!

[Richard Feistman @RFeistmanPhD]

Looking forward to the Manufacturing Momentum Summit: Building the Future Defense Workforce next week!
https://t.co/Di6Gomc7wT

[Tyler Jamison, PhD @DrTylerJamison]

We all say that "relationships take work," but let's stop and define what that means.

What kinds of work are healthy and helpful and what kinds point to abuse or incompatibility?

Are you working too hard at your relationship? @PsychToday

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[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

"Singlehood is not the absence of something. It is the experience of being in a relationship with yourself, exploring what you truly want," explains @DrTylerJamison https://t.co/ZNwstKL3mr

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

The 20s can be a decade of optimism but also one of instability. Here's what "emerging adults" should know, writes @DrTylerJamison https://t.co/B7abVFLKqj

[Richard Feistman @RFeistmanPhD]

Additive manufacturers- great EWD ad :)

[girly&wordly @Brieyonce]

Allow me to introduce you to the most ridiculous yet amazing thing you will see this week.

[Tyler Jamison, PhD @DrTylerJamison]

Word clouds might be old school, but they capture a lot in one take. This is a snapshot of first 10 years of marriage based on responses to the original post.