John Gottman: The Magic Relationship Ratio
Take a little more than a minute out of your day and find out the important ratio that best predicts which couples will stay together and which ones won’t.
(And, if you’re interested in stuff like this, Gottman is your man - a titan in the field who has been studying couples for decades now, and learned some fascinating things)
I love Gottman’s research. It’s so fascinating, and I think it’s really optimistic (despite the doom and gloom sound of being able to predict divorce) because it makes it really easy to tell if you and your partner are on track for relationship dissatisfaction and gives a measurable way of improving things (increasing positive interactions).
John Gottman: The Magic Relationship Ratio
Take a little more than a minute out of your day and find out the important ratio that best predicts which couples will stay together and which ones won’t.
(And, if you’re interested in stuff like this, Gottman is your man - a titan in the field who has been studying couples for decades now, and learned some fascinating things)
I love Gottman’s research. It’s so fascinating, and I think it’s really optimistic (despite the doom and gloom sound of being able to predict divorce) because it makes it really easy to tell if you and your partner are on track for relationship dissatisfaction and gives a measurable way of improving things (increasing positive interactions).
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of positive things during conflicts/arguments (interest, being kind to one another) to negative (criticism, hostility,...
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Apparently, negative things have 5 times...impact of positive things. Stability
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