>A study published in March in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships suggests that some people who grew up with parents who fought a lot never learne

>A study published in March in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships suggests that some people who grew up with parents who fought a lot never learned to properly read those in-between faces, perhaps because they spent so much time watching out for signs of conflict Why is this kind of reasoning so often applied in such cases? Could just as well be that your parents fought a lot because they were hopeless at reading each other. A shortcoming which you then went and inherited.