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Intimate Relationships 2026 EverGreen Release By Rowland S. Miller

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Pages: 656
File size: 6.74 MB
Format: Digital PDF
Course: Psychology
Category: eBook[PDF]

About this ebook

The Intimate Relationships: 2026 Release (often categorized under McGraw Hill's EverGreen/updatable release models) by Rowland S. Miller was officially published on January 15, 2026. This text serves as a premier, interdisciplinary textbook covering modern relationship science by pulling data from social psychology, neuroscience, demography, sociology, and economics. [1, 2, 3]

Core Topics & Chapter Breakdown

The 2026 release spans 14 core chapters detailing the lifecycle, mechanics, and struggles of human connection: [1, 2]

Chapter 1–2: The Building Blocks of Relationships & Research Methods
Chapter 3–5: Attraction, Social Cognition, and Communication
Chapter 6–9: Interdependency, Friendship, Love, and Sexuality
Chapter 10–12: Stresses & Strains, Conflict, and Power & Violence
Chapter 13–14: Dissolution & Loss, and Maintaining & Repairing Relationships [1]

Cutting-Edge Updates in the 2026 Release

The text integrates 796 new references to ensure unmatched currency in modern dating culture and psychological science. Notable new and expanded discussions include: [1, 2]

Digital & Modern Dating Concepts: In-depth tracking of Tinder habits, social media impacts, "foodie calls," and "back burner relationships". [1]
Evolving Demographics: Substantially expanded coverage of gender diversity and sexual orientation, including a structural shift to explicitly include transgender relationships and reject binary-only assumptions. [1, 2]
Alternative Relationship Styles: Heavily updated frameworks for understanding consensual non-monogamy and "friends with benefits" arrangements. [1, 2]
Darker Relationship Trends: New scientific examinations of "stealthing" (non-consensual condom removal), selfishness, sexual rejections, and the psychological impacts of the "Dark Triad". [1, 2]
Positive Psychology & Frameworks: Fresh data regarding humility, savoring, commitment readiness, and Life History Theory. [1, 2]