Gillath said, jokingly, before acknowledging that very few people pay attention to University directives about where to walk and bike. He and Rodriguez said they were not sure whether addressing ...

Annenberg co-executive editors Charlotte Phillipp and Nataly Joseph moderated the debate. The Feighery-Ka and Gillath-Rodriguez tickets said they saw registered student organizations as key to ...

Omri Gillath, Ph.D., is a professor of psychology at The University of Kansas. He studies close relationships and their underlying mechanisms. His research focuses on behavioral systems ...

On a recent episode of “Speaking of Psychology,” psychologist and researcher C. Vaile Wright explained why AI chatbots can’t ...

Omri Gillath, Ph.D., is a professor of psychology at The University of Kansas. He studies close relationships and their underlying mechanisms. His research focuses on behavioral systems ...

Gillath, originally from Israel, came to KU in 2006 to continue work on research in social psychology, which focuses on the psychology of society and relationships. Instead of focusing on ...

Gillath offers no quick-fix answers, so we may be faced with a stark choice between (literally) healthy friendships or leaving everything behind.

Gillath also said your family members on “both sides of the political map have uncertainties and anxieties” — and encouraged anyone talking about hot-button political issues to be mindful of ...

Omri Gillath is a professor of psychology at the University of Kansas. He is a co-author of Adult Attachment.

Gillath is a co-author of a new paper, led by KU doctoral student Sabrina Gregersen, that examines the links between food-sharing and styles of attachment. It was just published in the peer ...

Instead, Gillath suggested family members “help each other understand — be specific in your argument — ‘I feel x when you’re saying y.’” “You don’t want bullying or fights that ...

Journal Reference: Omri Gillath, Ting Ai, Michael Branicky, Shawn Keshmiri, Rob Davison, Ryan Spaulding. Attachment and Trust in Artificial Intelligence.