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CSUSB professor explains the psychology behind a one-sided relationshipMyDomaineApril 15, 2018
While Kelly Campbell can't read others' thoughts, she does have a Ph.D. and is an associate professor of psychology and human development at California State University, San Bernardino, which is pretty close to being a mind reader in our book. Considering Campbell's credentials, we turned to her for intel on the psychology behind a one-sided relationship. According to Campbell, this type of romantic relationship is one in which the power is imbalanced and one person is 'putting in a lot [more] in terms of resources (time, money, emotional investment) [than the other] and getting little to nothing in return.'
In the article, Campbell explains everything you need to know about a one-sided relationship, including what it is, how to tell if you're in one, and how to navigate the next steps.
Read the complete article at “An expert explains the psychology behind a one-sided relationship.”
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