Daniel N. Jones is Professor of Management in the College of Business at the University of Nevada Reno (UNR) and core faculty within the Interdisciplinary Social Psychology Program. His research explores the psychology of romantic attraction, deception, and personality--particularly emophilia and the Dark Triad traits--and how these forces shape behavior in contexts ranging from relationships to the workplace to cybersecurity. With a unique blend of scientific rigor and real-world relevance, Dr. Jones brings fresh insight into the emotional patterns that define how we love, trust, and connect.

In this bold and timely book, Dr. Daniel Jones explores the psychology of love at its most intense and impulsive. With a rare blend of scientific rigor and narrative wit, he introduces the concept of 'emophilia' as a powerful but underappreciated force shaping our relationships and our risks. This is not just a book about romance; it's a roadmap for understanding emotional impulsivity, vulnerability, and resilience in the age of dating apps, heartbreak, and high-speed intimacy. Falling Fast will resonate with anyone who has ever loved too quickly, lost too suddenly, or longed to make sense of it all.

• Chapter 1: Introducing EmophiliaChapter 2: Assessing the Speed of LoveChapter 3: Are We All Hopeless Romantics? Emophilia and Cultural Norms of Falling in Love Chapter 4: The Heart's Wandering Eyes: Emophilia and InfidelityChapter 5: Selected for Love: Evolutionary and Developmental Explanations for EmophiliaChapter 6: Rose Colored Glasses and the Emophilic Frame of MindChapter 7: The Appeal of Bad PartnersChapter 8: Till Death Do We Part: The Dangers of EmophiliaChapter 9: Emophilia as a Risk Factor for Harming OthersChapter 10: The Future of Emophilia ResearchReferences Index

Daniel N. Jones is Professor of Management in the College of Business at the University of Nevada Reno (UNR) and core faculty within the Interdisciplinary Social Psychology Program. His research explores the psychology of romantic attraction, deception, and personality--particularly emophilia and the Dark Triad traits--and how these forces shape behavior in contexts ranging from relationships to the workplace to cybersecurity. With a unique blend of scientific rigor and real-world relevance, Dr. Jones brings fresh insight into the emotional patterns that define how we love, trust, and connect.

In this bold and timely book, Dr. Daniel Jones explores the psychology of love at its most intense and impulsive. With a rare blend of scientific rigor and narrative wit, he introduces the concept of 'emophilia' as a powerful but underappreciated force shaping our relationships and our risks. This is not just a book about romance; it's a roadmap for understanding emotional impulsivity, vulnerability, and resilience in the age of dating apps, heartbreak, and high-speed intimacy. Falling Fast will resonate with anyone who has ever loved too quickly, lost too suddenly, or longed to make sense of it all.

• Chapter 1: Introducing EmophiliaChapter 2: Assessing the Speed of LoveChapter 3: Are We All Hopeless Romantics? Emophilia and Cultural Norms of Falling in Love Chapter 4: The Heart's Wandering Eyes: Emophilia and InfidelityChapter 5: Selected for Love: Evolutionary and Developmental Explanations for EmophiliaChapter 6: Rose Colored Glasses and the Emophilic Frame of MindChapter 7: The Appeal of Bad PartnersChapter 8: Till Death Do We Part: The Dangers of EmophiliaChapter 9: Emophilia as a Risk Factor for Harming OthersChapter 10: The Future of Emophilia ResearchReferences Index

Daniel N. Jones is Professor of Management in the College of Business at the University of Nevada Reno (UNR) and core faculty within the Interdisciplinary Social Psychology Program. His research explores the psychology of romantic attraction, deception, and personality--particularly emophilia and the Dark Triad traits--and how these forces shape behavior in contexts ranging from relationships to the workplace to cybersecurity. With a unique blend of scientific rigor and real-world relevance, Dr. Jones brings fresh insight into the emotional patterns that define how we love, trust, and connect.

In this bold and timely book, Dr. Daniel Jones explores the psychology of love at its most intense and impulsive. With a rare blend of scientific rigor and narrative wit, he introduces the concept of 'emophilia' as a powerful but underappreciated force shaping our relationships and our risks. This is not just a book about romance; it's a roadmap for understanding emotional impulsivity, vulnerability, and resilience in the age of dating apps, heartbreak, and high-speed intimacy. Falling Fast will resonate with anyone who has ever loved too quickly, lost too suddenly, or longed to make sense of it all.

• Chapter 1: Introducing EmophiliaChapter 2: Assessing the Speed of LoveChapter 3: Are We All Hopeless Romantics? Emophilia and Cultural Norms of Falling in Love Chapter 4: The Heart's Wandering Eyes: Emophilia and InfidelityChapter 5: Selected for Love: Evolutionary and Developmental Explanations for EmophiliaChapter 6: Rose Colored Glasses and the Emophilic Frame of MindChapter 7: The Appeal of Bad PartnersChapter 8: Till Death Do We Part: The Dangers of EmophiliaChapter 9: Emophilia as a Risk Factor for Harming OthersChapter 10: The Future of Emophilia ResearchReferences Index