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Originally posted by bilmore
[a bunch of books that I would have to either buy or get off my ass and go to the library to read]
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I know much of the work in this field and these "studies" aren't well designed. If you can show me something that I can conveniently read (i.e., I don't have to pay to read it or get off my ass and go to the library or a book store to obtain it), I will point out to you exactly why these studies don't support what you say that they do.
Most of these studies never even attempt to measure conflict in the marriage. The only conclusions that are supported by these studies are that happy, well-adjusted people tend to stay married and raise happy, well-adjusted children and that unhappy, poorly adjusted people tend to get divorced and raise unhappy, poorly adjusted children.
