Lane Beckes and James A. Coan discuss their research on correlations in psycho-physiological and brain imaging data to explore interpersonal empathy and identification.

Bert N. Uchino talks about his research on positive social ties and how this impacts on our physical health.

Lisa Andermann and Samuel Law discuss their co-authored article with Danni Li on the relationship between degrees of social defeat and themes of delusion in patients with schizophrenia from immigrant and ethnic minority backgrounds.

Tricia Burke talks about relationship processes and conflict among mixed-weight couples.

JCEDM Editor Amy Pritchett talks with Special Issue Guest Editor Haydee M. Cuevas and influential Cognitive Readiness researcher Dexter Fletcher.

Nathaniel M. Lambert talks about the positive affect of sharing happy experiences with someone close to you.

In two experiments Andrew K. Przybylski looks at how the mere presence of a mobile phone can have negative effects on face-to-face interactions.

Guest editors Ryan D. Duffy and Bryan J. Dik discuss the theme of this special issue of JCA: 'Work as a Calling: Research and Practice'.

Richard Mills discusses crime and the criminal justice system, and why some people with autism get into trouble.

Editor-in-Chief, David Mandell, discusses  research on autism spectrum disorders in the journal.

Authors Caroline C. Fitz and Alyssa N. Zucker talk to PWQ Editor Jan Yoder about their article, co-authored with Laina Y. Bay-Cheng, 'Not All Nonlabelers Are Created Equal: Distinguishing Between Quasi-Feminists and Neoliberals'.

Authors Christopher Miller and Michael Dorneich talk to JCEDM Editor Amy Pritchett about their research into politeness in teams, and human automation interaction and etiquette.

Tamara Afifi talks about why women find (conflict) avoidance more dissatisfying than men.

Taschi Ein-Dor talks about how sex can alleviate stress for both men and women in satisfying relationships.

Simon Wallace discusses the use of immersive virtual environments with children with autism from the special issue on technology.

Robert A.C. Ruiter evaluates time differences between adults and adolescents when faced with risky traffic situations and Judy Slome Cohain discusses her editorial on urban legends surrounding hospital births and planned home births.

Dr Norm O'Rourke at Simon Fraser University in Canada discusses his article on personality and marriage among heterosexual long-wed couples.

Justin Lehmiller talks about the detrimental effects of being in a relationship that others don't approve of.

Legendary Elaine Hatfield talks about passionate love.

Jennifer Montesi talks about sex.

Nadya A. Fouad, TCP Editor, interviews Mary Sue Richardson and David L. Blustein about their contribution to the February 2012 issue.

Justin Cavallo discusses gender differences and relationship initiation and Jennifer Byrd-Craven discusses how talking about negative events with friends can actually cause more stress.

Jeff Hall discusses his research on sense of humour and partner embarrassment for couples in long-term relationships.

Sven Bölte discusses the differences between boys and girls with higher functioning autism spectrum disorders with particular respect to cognitive tasks.