September 27, 2019

Friday Five 295

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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Why love ends, why dads tend to be happier, less tired than moms, and more. Tweet This
Reversing the effects of early childhood adversity, how depletion is draining your marriage, and more. Tweet This

Category: Friday Five

Why Love Ends
Eva Illouz, OUP blog, Oxford University Press

Poverty Declined in 14 States and Puerto Rico in 2018
Craig Benson and Alemayehu Bishaw, U.S. Census Bureau

How Depletion is Draining Your Marriage
Jason Whiting, Psychology Today

We Must Find Experiences That Reverse Brain Changes Caused by Early Adversity
Professor Seth Pollack, Child & Family Blog

Context May Explain Why Dads Are Happier and Less Tired Than Moms
Katie Bohn, Penn State University

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