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GMAT阅读解析练习之How to Be a Better Spouse-智课教育
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GMAT阅读解析练习之How to Be a Better
Spouse-智课教育
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How to Be a Better Spouse
怎样成为更好的伴侣
Before you get married, everyone tells you that marriage
takes work. Turns out you really cant just flip the switch to
autopilot and trust love to take care of itself; you have to
devote actual time and effort to understanding and appreciating
your spouse. Anyone who is married knows thats not always a
simple feat. Heres what relationship research (and a touch of
game theory) tells us about how to become a better spouse.
#1 Be nice as often as you can. A lot of modern relationship
therapy is based on the research of John Gottman, a prolific
psychologist famous for videotaping thousands of couples and
dissecting their interactions into quantifiable data. One of his
most concrete findings was that happier couples had a ratio of
five positive interactions to every negative interaction. “That just
leapt off the pages of the data analysis,” he says. It was true in
very different types of relationships, including those in which the
people were very independent and even distant or
argumentative. These positive interactions dont have to be
grand gestures: “A smile, a head nod, even just grunting to
show youre listening to your partner—those are all positive,”
Gottman says.
#2 Think about what your partner needs, even when fighting.
To resolve conflicts, Gottman says we can learn from game
theory—the study of conflict and decision making used in
political science, sociology and economics. It used to be widely
accepted that negotiations were mostly zero-sum situations,
meaning one partys gain w
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