Sliding vs Deciding: Scott Stanley's Blog

Sliding vs Deciding: This blog is about romantic relationships and marriage, with insights from relationship science about how relationships develop and what makes or breaks them.

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Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Hand Held. Hand Played.

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I am continuing on with some thoughts about gaming and doing well in life, especially in love life. Please see the last post before this o...

Monday, August 10, 2009

Black Jack or Roulette? You Choose.

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I’m not a gambler. I don’t really enjoy it much and I’m not all that good at it, especially in games that involve bluffing (just ask my wi...

Monday, July 20, 2009

How Endowed?

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I’m back now and ready to write a bit more about the endowment effect. To recap, this is a well-known, potent mechanism wherein people com...

Friday, July 3, 2009

Well Endowed: The Endowment Effect

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Okay, that’s a bit of a misleading title for this post, but I am going to say some things today about the Endowment Effect. First off, a ...

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Hello, I’m a Mac. And I’m a PC.

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I give a lot of talks. Sometimes, my talks are to large audiences. One day a few years ago, I was giving a talk on the differences betwee...

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Daughter of Son of a Son of Dissonance (Cognitive Dissonance IV)

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Maybe it’s just a bad movie that keeps coming back, but I’m not having any dissonance over writing so much about cognitive dissonance. (If...

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Son of a Son of Dissonance (Cognitive Dissonance III)

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Silly me, I used to think dissonance was more about wanting to behave in ways that were consistent with what you decided or committed to do...

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About Me

Scott Stanley, Ph.D.: I am a research professor who conducts studies on marriage and romantic relationships. Along with my colleagues, I also develop materials to help people in their relationships based on research. In addition to academic publications, I have written or co-written a number of books (see below). Together with colleagues Howard Markman and Natalie Jenkins, I head up a team at PREP, Inc. that produces various materials for use in marriage and relationship education. Howard Markman, Galena Rhoades, and I head up our research team at the University of Denver.

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