Professor Shelly Gable from UC Santa Barbara did research on what predicts a strong relationship. She studied those that last, where the ties are strong. She found that when our loved ones share a victory, a triumph and other good things, how we respond either builds or undermines our relationship. An active constructive response builds connection and enhances well being for both of us.
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Professor Shelly Gable from UC Santa Barbara did research on what predicts a strong relationship. She studied those that last, where the ties are strong. She found that when our loved ones share a victory, a triumph and other good things, how we respond either builds or undermines our relationship. An active constructive response builds connection and enhances well being for both of us. https://linktr.ee/lynncdavison

Professor Shelly Gable from UC Santa Barbara did research on what predicts a strong relationship. She studied those that last, where the ties are strong. She found that when our loved ones share a victory, a triumph and other good things, how we respond either builds or undermines our relationship. An active constructive response builds connection and enhances well being for both of us.
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