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What we can learn from the "dinosaurs of marriage"
In 1989, UC Berkeley psychologist Robert Levenson began to study a group of people who had been married at least 15 years or 35 years, depending on age, to get a better sense of what fairly successful marriages are like....
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What we can learn from the "dinosaurs of marriage" is an episode from UC Science Today by UC Science Today. In 1989, UC Berkeley psychologist Robert Levenson began to study a group of people who had been married at least 15 years or 35 year...
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Published Feb 10, 2018, 00:02:45 long, audio available.
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