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John Gottman has studied relationships for more than 40 years. Which of the following has he identified as an important predictor of a successful marriage?

▸ making sure that every negative interaction is followed by a positive interaction

▸ rarely having conflicts about money

▸ having five times more positive interactions than negative ones

▸ the amount of money you spend on your wedding

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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