| Those night-before-the-wedding jitters might be more logical than you thought. New Florida State University research has found that the gut reactions people have about each other shortly after their marriage helps predict whether they’ll still be together 4 years later. That’s the conclusion of a study of 135 newlywed couples who took a test designed to elicit their subconscious doubts. Previous research indicates that negative automatic attitudes early in a relationship are more likely than conscious ones to cause problems later on. |
