People in marriages in which one or both spouses profess ____ tend to report lower levels of marital satisfaction.

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Studies have shown that couples in marriages where neither partner is religious tend to report higher levels of marital satisfaction than those in which one or both partners are religious. This could be due to factors such as differing beliefs/values or expectations about the roles and responsibilities within the marriage. There is no specific evidence to suggest that any particular religion, such as Evangelical, Unitarian, or Southern Baptist, has a significant impact on marital satisfaction compared to other religions or no religion.

People in Marriages in Which One or Both Spouses Profess