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The soothing effects of forgiveness on victims’ and perpetrators’ blood pressure
A laboratory experiment tested whether conciliatory behavior predicts lower blood pressure following spouses’ discussion of a recent marital transgression. Sixty-eight married couples discussed unresolved transgressions—with random assignment determining whether the husband or the wife was in the
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