A study was conducted with a large group of unhappily married people who were interviewed twice over five years. The researchers asked, Are those who divorced during this five-year period happier than those who stayed married? They found:
a) on average, the people in the divorced group were no happier than those who
remained married.
b) women who divorced were happier, but men who divorced were not.
c) that one-quarter of those who stayed married over the five years reported that
their marriages had improved.
d) those people who were among the happier of the unhappy marriages at the
time of the first interview reported the most dramatic turnaround.
e) divorce greatly improved stress levels.
Question 2
A study by the Pew Charitable Trust asked people where they find the most fulfillment in their lives. Eighty-five percent of parents said:
a) their careers.
b) their minor children.
c) their spouse.
d) their jobs.
e) their adult friends.
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Group therapy.
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Carons' study