The Science of Dating

The primary objective of this course is to assist you in defining your unique vision of "happily ever after" and equipping you with the knowledge to make thoughtful choices when selecting a partner. By delving into these topics to start the course, we will empower you to navigate the path of love with greater clarity and understanding, ultimately leading to more fulfilling and enriching relationships.

Delve into the intricacies of modern dating, uncovering the less obvious factors at play. From societal transformations to the profound impact of technological advancements, we'll explore how these changes have significantly altered the rules of dating. Despite the promises of finding a perfect match through these shifts and tools, we'll also shed light on why they haven't fully lived up to expectations. 

Recognize that desiring a partner who is physically attractive or financially successful doesn't make you a bad person. It's entirely natural for most individuals to have these preferences. However, the key lies in determining the balance and understanding "how much is enough." Striking the right balance is essential, and these videos will help you gain clarity on your own priorities and preferences, ensuring you approach relationships with a healthy and realistic mindset.

Undoubtedly, your friends have often inquired, "What's your new partner like?" Their curiosity extends beyond mere superficial details like physical attractiveness or occupation; they genuinely want to grasp the essence of their personality. In these videos we'll delve into the fascinating realm of personality assessment—a field where psychologists have crafted reliable models. We will explore how to evaluate not only your partner's personality but also your own. Unraveling the significance of personality traits as potent predictors of long-term relationship contentment and stability will be a core focus of our discussions. By the end of this week, you'll gain valuable insights into the pivotal role that personality plays in shaping the dynamics of lasting and fulfilling relationships.

In the realm of human development, our initial interactions with caregivers establish attachment styles—fundamental beliefs about how we can trust others to fulfill our needs. Remarkably, these beliefs formed during early childhood continue to hold great predictive power over adults' perceptions of romantic relationships. They significantly influence how adults interact with their romantic partners, shaping the dynamics of these connections. The attachment style of one partner in a relationship exerts a substantial influence on the overall marital satisfaction experienced by couples. Through the lens of developmental psychology, we will explore the profound impact of attachment styles on adult relationships, unveiling the intricate connections between our past and present emotional connections.