We've all seen them: questionable challenges and throwback quizzes on social media that claim to be able to determine the health and vitality of your relationship. Most recently, TikTok users have ...

On your TikTok “For You” page, someone is trying the Bird Theory (“If he notices what excites you, he’s emotionally tuned in”). Another person swears by the Door Test as proof of whether or not your ...

Unsure if you and your partner have the same interests? Or if they're willing to go the extra mile for you? There’s a test for that — and it's already gone viral on social media. The orange peel ...

If you have been on TikTok lately, you may have stumbled upon the “bird test”. One partner casually points out something – like a bird outside the window – and waits to see whether the other responds ...

The best partners can make things work through the good times and the bad. Here are two ways to learn whether you're in a truly compatible relationship. Meeting someone compatible can be difficult, ...

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Personality tests, as the name suggests, are fun tests or images that help in assessing and understanding different aspects of a person's character, behaviour, emotions, and thought patterns. These ...

In recent years, psychology-based personality tests have become quite popular on social media for their ability to offer deeper insights into who we are. Unlike casual quizzes, these tests are ...

Lydia Woodyatt receives funding from The Australian Research Council and The Hospital Research Foundation. Edith Jennifer Hill does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any ...