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Relationships are an important part of our lives, whether they are family, friends or love. Everyone wants their relationships to be strong and happy. But the question arises that what makes relationships happy? To know the answer to this question, a study was recently conducted, the results of which have been published in the 'Journal of Experimental Social Psychology'.
In this research, social scientists examined how two types of interpersonal knowledge in relationships make people feel about their relationships. The first knowledge focused on how well a person knows his or her partner – their personality, life decisions, background, etc. Whereas, the second knowledge was about how confident a person is that his or her partner understands him or her (his or her likes and dislikes, desires, and dreams).
Both of these aspects are important in relationships, but through this study scientists wanted to know what is more important and what makes people feel happier and more satisfied in their relationships. After all, what is the sign of a happy relationship? How well do you know your partner or how well does he understand you?
Friends and Colleagues
This applies not just to romantic relationships, but also to other relationships such as friends and co-workers. For example, asking a friend about his or her family or helping a co-worker through a difficult situation makes him or her feel important and that you understand him or her. This can strengthen your relationship. Partners can strengthen their relationship by asking each other deep questions. These questions may be related to future plans, fears, and aspirations. This will help them get to know each other better and move forward together.