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There are many aspects for a protection Healthy, happy relationshipsBut how your relationship is also important for your emotional well-being. The study showed This personal relationship is mainly where people receive the senses determined in life as “understanding, feeling or seeing or feeling life in life or seeing life in life.” However, it did not clarify what was in the relationship that helps people find meaning.
A recent study brings us to the answer: McGill University Research, published Magazine of Personality and Social PsychologyCouples who have a shared outlook (to be on the same page that understand the world) and shows that couples have less uncertainty and more meaning in their lives.
Researchers conducted five research in the United States and Canada, about 1,300 large, lab-based tasks, online surveys and experiences. They tested the assumption that experienced a reality of reality with a close partner with a partner, which in turn increases the meaning of work and life. For example, during the black life of the front-line health workers during the black life of Covid-19 pandemic and black Americans, the demonstrations were reported to be less uncertain and more sense and more meaning and more meaning.
“Our approach was different in connection with how the meaning or support of the relationship, as the meaning or support,” said the leading author and psychologist M. Catalina Estroom Press release. “We explore that the thoughts of sharing about the world with a romantic partner can increase the meaning by reducing the uncertainty about the environment of the thoughts, ideas and concerns.”
How does a partner build a common reality
With your partner, partnering the common part of the reality, in the study, helps to make your reality come true when confirming your perspective. With time you experience more with your partner, you can get closer to share a worldview.
“Couples develop shared practices, shared feelings, goals and memories, generalized reality,” Great author John Lydon, Professor of Psychology at McGill University, made a press release. “This is simply different from close or supported feeling. This is only ‘my partner gets me.” ‘”
Enthrom also pointed out that colleagues can arise from both suitable experiences and comments.
“Shared reality, for example, when a couple looks at a horror movie or see both partners, they can see both partners fear.” “But common reality does not necessarily demand shared experiences. A partner can describe a stressful event where they live, and if the other partner sees it in the same way, which can increase the common reality.”
The reality experience you collect together is generally likely to build a common understanding of the world in general. As the couples approached more than a common reality, researchers also observed a larger sense in life, where people have a strong purpose The research shows The better struggle can lead to bigger happiness and health results.
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