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Relationship advice from the government doesn't help low-income couples – here's what might

  • Written by Justin Lavner, Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Georgia
imageExternal stressors might have more to do with a low-income couple's success.Michael Newman, CC BY-NC-ND

Stable, satisfying marriages promote physical and mental health for adults and their children. However, marriage rates in the United States have dropped over the last few decades as more couples are choosing to delay marriage or simply live...

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