Watch: PBS Healthfully ever after, or why marriage is good for you Research shows that a happy marriage can lead to good physical and psychological health.
Watch: Prevent Divorce: Michele Weiner-Davis on PBS: Sex-Starved Marriage Divorce Prevention Specialist Michele Weiner-Davis talks about steps couples can take to improve their sex lives and relationships.
Watch: PBS This Emotional Life clip (cyberbullying) by Juju Chang, Linda Owens and Jonann Brady "Jeff Johnston grew up a well-liked, straight-A student, who seemed to have a bright future. But after enduring two years of taunts and Internet attacks, Jeff took his own life at 15."
Watch Judy E. Hall, PhD on Making Relationships Work Relationships require work to develop, commitment to endure, and time to grow in ways that keep both partners happy and fulfilled.
Watch David Johnson, PhD on Cooperative Learning Cooperative Learning is a teaching strategy that focuses on group work, rather than individual work; where everyone succeeds if the group succeeds.
Watch Rudy Nydegger, PhD, ABPP on the Psychological Factors in Bariatric (Weight Loss) Surgery Obesity is a complex phenomenon, and there are many psychological factors involved with gaining excess weight and living with obesity.
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