Divorce Research

How Divorce Impacts Well-Being

Posted 04.21.2012

Does divorce negatively impact your well-being? New data measured by the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index released Friday shows that divorced an...

Katherine Bindley

The Surprising Reason Couples Are Delaying Marriage

HuffingtonPost.com | Katherine Bindley | Posted 12.22.2011

Recently, social demographer Dr. Sharon Sassler, a Cornell University professor, set out to learn more about how couples decide to live together, and ...

The #1 Scariest New Finding About Divorce

Robert Hughes, Jr. | Posted 02.02.2012

Robert Hughes, Jr.

Researchers found that adults who were divorced were 23% more likely to die younger than their married counterparts. Men had almost twice as high a risk of early death compared to women.

HuffPost Divorce's 11 Most Talked-About Research Findings Of 2011

The Huffington Post | Ashley Reich | Posted 12.08.2011

Though celebrity divorces tend to steal the spotlight -- we have Ashton Kutcher, J.Lo, and Kim Kardashian to thank for that -- divorce research findin...

Are Women Or Men More Likely To Sext? The Answer May Surprise You

nytimes.com | PAMELA PAUL | Posted 09.14.2011

FOR those trying to avoid their own Weinergate, the repercussions of sexting and other forms of online dalliance extend far beyond New York's Ninth Co...

New Study: Divorce Affects Women Financially, Men Emotionally

Straight Furrow | © SMH  | Posted 05.25.2011

Women are much poorer than men after a marriage breakdown but men are much lonelier, sadder and their mental health is more fragile immediately after,...

HuffPost Divorce Roundup: Blockbuster Posts Of 2010

Huffington Post | Ashley Reich and Sara Wilson | Posted 05.25.2011

In the two short months since Huffington Post Divorce launched, the site has sparked plenty of debate, inciting both praise and vitriol from readers, ...

The 10 Most Astounding Divorce Research Findings Of The Year

Huffington Post | Ashley Reich and Dr. Robert Hughes | Posted 05.25.2011

Celebrity divorces may have grabbed the majority of the headlines this year (ahem, Tiger, Eva, Sandra), but the divorce researchers who made leaps and...