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eharmony, 2023
Research looking at why some single parents refrain from immediately revealing that they have children on dating apps.

eharmony, 2023
Research revealing the number of UK daters experiencing a breakup

eharmony, 2023
Do UK singles have a problem with dating apps? Increasing numbers report addiction and mental health issues, according to this eharmony study

Imperial College Business School, eharmony, 2022
With commercial space travel on the near horizon, the latest report in eharmony’s Future of Dating series examines the implications for relationships in zero-G

eharmony, 2021
Research and data analysis revealing the activities deemed the most attractive by partners.

eharmony, 2022
This study investigates the latest dealbreakers among Brits, reporting on preferred physical preferences, negative personality traits and financial status.

eharmony, 2021
Research identifying a new Christmas dating trend, which sees singles invent a false partner in order to avoid prying questions from family and friends.

eharmony and Mumsnet, 2021
Results and analysis of this survey of single mothers’ attitudes to dating and relationships as related by respondents from the Mumsnet community.

eharmony and Relate, 2021
The report of this survey of how the pandemic changed attitudes to dating and relationships carried out with the UK’s leading relationships charity.

eharmony and the universities of Swansea and Lincoln, 2020
This research sought to empirically determine the major factors for singles in choosing partners from online dating profiles.

Imperial College Business School and eharmony, 2019
A report from Imperial College Business school and eharmony predicts the effects of the online dating boom on families.

eharmony, 2019
A study by eharmony suggests the average person in the UK waits until a relationship is 108 days old before saying ‘I love you’ to their partner. But this varies a lot from region to region

eharmony and Lucy Beresford, 2019
A study from the experts at eharmony in collaboration with psychotherapist Lucy Beresford. The research, in line with Mental Health Awareness Week, revealed that singles are most commonly affected by anxiety

eharmony, 2019
Research involving eharmony members, exploring the impact each type of humour has on overall levels of attraction.

Alcohol Change and eharmony, 2019
Research by the charity Alcohol Concern and eharmony shows that UK singles rely heavily on alcohol to boost their confidence while dating.

Imperial College Business School and eharmony, 2018
How genetic matching and AI-predicted compatibility could transform online dating. Research by Imperial College Business School and eharmony.

eharmony, 2017
A report investigating the reasons for couple arguments and how some conflict can be beneficial to a relationship, if communication is subsequently handled correctly.

Imperial College Business School and eharmony, 2017
A report by Imperial College Business School and eharmony for our Future of Dating series predicts widespread uptake of dating apps by older age-groups

Future Foundation and eharmony, 2014
Your odds of finding love can vary dramatically depending on where you live, according to this research from the Future Foundation and eharmony