Which of the following is most likely to be a feature of the relationship or interaction pattern of partners in an unhappy or dissatisfying marriage?

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A high ratio of displeasing to pleasing interactions is likely to be a feature of an unhappy or dissatisfying marriage. This means that the interactions between the partners tend to be negative or critical rather than positive or supportive. High levels of arguments, low levels of self-disclosure, and low levels of "cross-complaining" could also be indicators of an unhappy marriage, but they are not as specific to the relationship or interaction pattern of partners.

Which of the Following Is Most Likely to Be a Feature