A 2025 study of 334 and 815 people found the person doing the trusting explained more of trust than the person trusted. What that does and does not mean.
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A Polish study of 1,113 employees linked a well-run workplace to wellbeing through trust in the organisation. Here is what the results do and do not show.
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HP's 2026 survey of 19,506 desk-based workers found 29% had a healthy relationship with work and 54% saw leaders as open. What that does and doesn't show.
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A 2026 US survey found many workers had hidden an office romance from their team, manager or HR. What it shows, and what it cannot tell you.
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A 2026 UK survey of 5,074 employees linked full-time home working with better manager relationships but poorer ones with colleagues. What it means.
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A 2026 US survey linked close friendships at work with strong engagement and good feelings, but also with more stress and sadness. Here is what it shows.
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Interviews with 17 people in romantic relationships with AI describe intimacy, dependence and breakup-like loss, plus privacy worries.
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A study of 178 Canadian young couples found showing you grasp your partner's view went with better conflict moments, not directly with satisfaction.
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A Canadian self-report study of 190 young adult couples links empathy between partners with sexual satisfaction and desire. What it does not show.
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A survey of 521 young adults in Türkiye links being present with a partner to higher satisfaction, with a small link for attachment anxiety.
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