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The Manhattan effect: When relationship commitment fails to promote support for partners’ interests
Research on close relationships has frequently contrasted one’s own interests with the interests of the partner or the relationship and has tended to view the partner’s and the relationship’s interests as inherently aligned. The present article demonstrated that relationship commitment typically cau
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