Jess joined Liza and Jeff this morning to discuss this week's top sex and relationship headlines including the following stories:

1. Testosterone linked to better listening skills

2. Friendships with opposite-sex peers correlated with lower GPAs

3. Eating before a date may make you more open to romance

She refutes some of the headlines and offers her expert interpretation of these recently released findings in the video below. Check it out!

According to recent research regarding online dating, your profile pic is not the most important element of your online bio. A review of 4000 studies suggests that you might want to put a little more effort into your screen name, as it is just as important as the photo itself. If you're looking to craft an attractive screen name, consider these findings based on a review of 4000 studies:

• Avoid using names that include words that might have negative associations like "little" or "bug".
• Consider the gender of the person you're trying to attract. Men tend to be drawn to names that imply physical attractiveness (e.g. cute) and women are drawn to names that suggest intelligence.
• When crafting your headline message, keep it brief and avoid complex language. Readers are more likely to be drawn to words that are easy to remember and pronounce.

I joined Liza and Jeff this morning to discuss my latest piece for Post City Magazines and new research regarding break-ups. Check out the video below and tune in every Tuesday at 8am for the latest relationship and love news roundup.

Do opposites attract? And do most friendships last? Watch the video below to find out what the latest research says.

We may be accustomed to hearing about celebrity drama and break-ups, but one couple has some good advice on sating grounded and staying together. Jess weighs in on Jada Pinkett Smith's recent reactions to divorce rumours.

Every Tuesday, Jess joins Global TV's national audience on The Morning Show to discuss the latest love, relationship and marriage headlines. This week, she speaks with Liza and Jeff about how digital media can impact a relationship's longevity. They also discuss a study which claims that thirty is the perfect age to marry. Check out the video below for this week's interview.

Every Tuesday, Jess sits down with Liza and Jeff on the Global Morning Show to discuss what's trending in the sex, relationships and marriage world. Here, she gives great tips on how to have a happy and romantic vacation with your significant other. She also discusses a study that shows potential partners become more and more attractive with time.

Humans are so strongly inclined toward happy endings that we often make poor decisions based on recent experiences while discounting earlier ones. Jess stopped by The Morning Show to discuss how these new research findings can be applied to dating and relationships. She also weighs in on the reasons why Millenials are opting to stay single for longer. 

From EurekAlert:

"The study, published today in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, supports the idea that the 'banker's fallacy' - focusing on immediate growth at the expense of longer-term stability that would produce better results - is intuitive in the way many of us make quick decisions.

People's natural inclination towards a 'happy ending' means that we often ascribe greater value to experiences than they are worth, say researchers, meaning that we end up overvaluing experiences with a final uptick over those that taper at the last minute, despite being of equal or even lesser overall value, and making our next moves...

Jess joins Liza and Jeff every Tuesday on GlobalTV's The Morning Show to discuss the latest research related to love, sex and relationships. This week, they discuss research related to gender equality in hunter-gatherer societies and Jess underscores that equality was an evolutionary/survival imperative. They also explore the results of study that examined the connection between your hometown and your odds of getting married by the age of thirty.

Is the millennial generation's hook up culture really just a myth? Jess compares sex, relationships, acceptance and openness between today's older and younger generations. With today's youth, paranoia isn't such a bad thing. It's better to be safe than sorry. Catch all of this and more in the video below and tune in with Jess every Tuesday morning to Global TV's The Morning Show.