eHarmony's New Premium Personality Profile Offers a Greater Understanding of Who You Are and the Kind of Person Who is Truly Compatible With You

PASADENA, Calif., May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- eHarmony, the Internet's #1 trusted relationship service, today announced a new Premium Personality Profile -- an expanded version of the free profile -- which provides members with a greater understanding of how their personality facets impact personal relationships.

The Premium Personality Profile provides an individual with analysis of 15 additional aspects of personality not found in the basic profile such as social awareness, inquisitiveness, and adventure. The Premium Personality Profile is available to all registered users who have completed the Relationship Questionnaire. Currently, the Premium Personality Profile is available at $9.99 for subscribers.

"The Premium Personality Profile was born out of a desire by our members who wanted to know more about their personality and how it might impact their interpersonal relationships," said Detlef Uecker, Director of Premium Services. "With the Premium Personality Profile, a person is empowered with a deeper understanding of who they are and the kind of person with whom they are highly compatible."

The Premium Personality Profile was developed by eHarmony Labs and is based on a study of approximately 10,000 people. eHarmony Labs is led by a team of five PhDs with expertise in the fields of psychology, sociology and human relations. The Labs team is setting out to more deeply understand the social, psychological and physiological processes that make relationships successful, from their inception through the entire lifecycle of marriage and family.

About eHarmony

Backed by 35 years of clinical and empirical research, eHarmony is the Internet's #1 trusted relationship service and the only site dedicated to building the relationships of both singles and married couples. eHarmony was founded by one of America's best-known relationship experts, best-selling author and clinical psychologist Dr. Neil Clark Warren.