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Eric Klinenberg, an NYU sociologist, is the author of Going Solo: The Extraordinary Rise and Surprising Appeal of Living Alone. Here, he explains why women are better at living alone than men, the social pressures to shack up, and why everyone should live alone at some point in their lives.

A recent article in Psychology Today advises that thinking leads to doing and provides cogent examples of how people can be more effective in the task they’re about to engage in if they go through a mental rehearsal first.

Little girls aren’t the only ones daydreaming of a white wedding. Andrew Braithwaite fesses up — he’s been planning his big day since he was seven

Who wears the financial pants in your household? This new global survey by HSBC shows 65 percent of men around the world make all or most of their household’s financial decisions, and other family members have little say in the matter

Expert advice on how to improve relations with family, friends and co-workers, and two common pitfalls you may be unaware of.