Smile For A Successful Marriage
If you want to know whether your marriage will survive, look at your spouse's yearbook photos. Psychologists have found that how much people smile in old photographs can predict their later success in marriage.
That’s the conclusion of researchers who claim that kids with the brightest smiles in family photographs are more than three times likely to have a successful marriage than those who frown.
The study found that those with the weakest smiles were more than three times as likely to have been through a divorce. A second experiment, which included pictures taken of people as young as five, backed up the conclusion.
According to scientists, people who are generally happier are therefore more likely to try to work through difficulties in relationships and marriages.
That’s the conclusion of researchers who claim that kids with the brightest smiles in family photographs are more than three times likely to have a successful marriage than those who frown.
The study found that those with the weakest smiles were more than three times as likely to have been through a divorce. A second experiment, which included pictures taken of people as young as five, backed up the conclusion.
According to scientists, people who are generally happier are therefore more likely to try to work through difficulties in relationships and marriages.
