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- who: Eva Asselmann and Jule Specht from the Faculty of Health, HMU Health and Medical University, Potsdam, Germany, Department of Psychology have published the research work: Personality growth after relationship losses: Changes of perceived control in the years around separation, divorce, and the death of a partner, in the Journal: PLOS ONE
- what: This study examined how perceived control changes in the years around romantic relationship losses, including separation, divorce, and the death of a partner.
- how: This result is roughly consistent with previous evidence that women who broke up were less likely . . .
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