100 Simple Secrets of Great Relationships: What Scientists Have Learned and How You Can Use It
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HarperCollins Publishers, 2009.
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9780061737992

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Love is hard to calculate: Researchers have proven that a partner's age, income, education, and religion are unrelated factors in the likelihood of relationship satisfaction. 
 
Always trying to win can lead to a major loss: People who feel a sense of competition with their partner are 37 percent less likely to feel that their relationship is satisfying, leave the past in the past: More than 40 percent of people report that jealousy over a previous relationship is a source of conflict in their current relationship.
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