The vast majority of people that Mr. Mancini and his colleagues studied — almost 80 percent — already reported high levels of well-being before getting married, with no significant increase afterward. More often, marriage seems to be a reward for having a high level of well-being than a route to attaining it.
// When numbers mislead |
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