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John Gottman, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus

Degree From: University of Wisconsin - Madison

Interests: Children's Emotional Development, Children's Friendships, Family Interaction, Marital Interaction, Social Psychophysiology

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Do I accept and train new psychology graduate students in general?
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In the News

Good news for expectant couples: Arrival of first baby doesn't mean wife's marital satsfaction has to take big nose dive

Marital researchers now can predict not only which couples will divorce but when they will split

UW researchers can predict newlywed divorce, marital stability with 87 percent accuracy

50 expectant couples sought for study, free workshop on improving marital satisfaction after the baby arrives

First three minutes of discussion about on-going area of marital conflict are predictive of divorce for newlyweds

300 couples experiencing marital troubles sought for study, free marriage enrichment program

Men, women aren't that different, says leading marital researcher who points to friendship with spouse as glue that binds marriages together

Treatment programs for batterers must be tested to see if they prevent abuse or actually place women in further peril, says expert

Need a solution for that biomedical problem? The answer could lie with mathematics, says researcher

Gay, lesbian couples can teach heterosexuals how to improve relationships

200 expectant couples sought for Baby Makes Three study, free workshop on improving marital satisfaction

Equation Predicts Marriage Success or Failure

Gay couples share tips on disagreeing, getting along

Teaching emotional control could be the best Father's Day present

Congratulations to faculty who are included in the UW Alumni Association's Columns magazine's listing of the "100 top books by 100 UW authors." David Barash, John Gottman, Patricia Kuhl

"Everlasting Love?"

Congratulations to Andrew Meltzoff and John Gottman who will be participating in panel discussions with the Dalai Lama during his visit to Seattle in April.

Mary Larimer and Alan Marlatt's study of housing for alcoholics in Seattle made it into the Journal of American Medical Association, KING news on-line (http://tinyurl.com/cqbt3g) and the PI on-line (http://tinyurl.com/cdjkhg). Jerry Lange devoted a column to it in the Seattle Times (http://tinyurl.com/cbnvmu).