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Your Arguing Style Has Health Effects

By John M. Grohol, PsyD
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Not surprisingly, the way you argue with your significant other apparently has an impact on your health. I say “not surprisingly” because arguing is nearly always stressful for both parties involved, and researchers have long shown the link between stress and health problems.

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