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I'm a psychologist who studies couples—5 signs you've fallen into a common rut: 'It builds through small habits that each look harmless'
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In a first-person advice piece published by CNBC, psychologist Mark Travers, who studies couples, argues that couples today are vulnerable to what he calls "coexistence without contact," a rut he says "builds through small habits that each look harmless." The piece outlines five signs of this pattern and offers suggestions for counteracting it.
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I'm a psychologist who studies couples—5 signs you've fallen into a common rut: 'It builds through small habits that each look harmless'
Couples today are vulnerable to "coexistence without contact," says psychologist Mark Travers. Here are the symptoms — and what you can do to counteract them.
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