Compassion in relationships

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Contents 1 Definitions and Overview 1.1 Related GoodWiki Pages 2 Often-Cited or New Studies with Accompanying Summaries 3 Related Sites and Writings 4 References

[edit] Definitions and Overview

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• Compassion & Empathy

[edit] Often-Cited or New Studies with Accompanying Summaries

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• "To Know You is to Love You" (GG article by Karney & Neff (2004), who found that "compassionate spouses have longer, more supportive marriages. But to be a compassionate spouse, you need more than love.")

• "Making Peace Through Apology" (GG article by Lazare, 2004, in which the author "explains why some apologies encourage forgiveness and reconciliation—and others only make things worse.")

• "The Choice to Forgive" (GG article by Luskin, 2004, which reviews Luskin's "research-tested method for helping people give up their grudges.")

[edit] References