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A Continuous Model of Mother, Father, and Infant Relations
Many couples' relationship satisfaction declines after the birth of a child, and this decline is usually strongest in mothers. Other mathematical models of couple dynamics treat the mother and father in isolation, but the infant is also an emotional agent, coupled bidirectionally with both parents.
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