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The paper disagrees with your intuition: > Previous research with the longitudinal follow‐ups after HCMST 2009 showed that neither breakup rates nor relationsh
by yarcob 5y ago
The paper disagrees with your intuition:
> Previous research with the longitudinal follow‐ups after HCMST 2009 showed that neither breakup rates nor relationship quality were influenced by how couples met, so the retrospective nature of the HCMST “how did you meet” question should not introduce couple survivor bias (Rosenfeld 2017; Rosenfeld and Thomas 2012). [6] Once couples are in a relationship, how they met does not determine relationship quality or longevity. [7]
- bilbo0s 5y agoOh wow. I would not have guessed that.