Sentences with phrase «reported less love»

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Those fathers reported that being a breadwinner was less important to them than providing their children with love and emotional support, being present and involved in their child's life, or being a good mentor and role model.

In particular, the more helpful their partners were with the baby, and the warmer, more loving, and more affectionate they were toward the baby, the less colic was reported.

In particular, the more helpful their partners were with the baby, and the warmer, more loving, and more affectionate they were toward the baby, the less colic was reported.

Loving High School was awarded a bronze medal in the U.S. News and World Report's 2010 «Best High Schools» rankings, a recognition of the school's success in achieving proficiency and college readiness for less advantaged student groups.

Many cat owners who have declawed their cats report that their cats become withdrawn and less loving.

Not only did husbands» sensitive support make their wives happy, but it also predicted husbands» own reports of more love and less conflict in the relationship.

In addition, the more parental interference at Time 1, the less love and commitment reported at Time 2.

Your partner may have received some support for their eating disorder (whether that's therapy or less formal support), but partners and loved ones rarely report receiving help for themselves [6].

According to their responses to the PLS, 30.7 % of the participants reported that they were wildly, and even recklessly, in love, 29.3 % felt less passion for their beloved, 21.3 % occasionally felt passion for their beloved, 13.3 % of the participants were tepid and felt passion infrequently, and 5.3 % reported that the thrill of their love had faded away.

It was the only variable to independently predict participants endorsement of Erotic love attitudes and in line with we found the longer the participant was in a relationship the less they reported this passionate love style.

However, the reports that Chinese culture is less romantic and passionate may be consistently found because the psychological study of romantic love is culturally biased as it uses scales of measurement devised and validated in the west.

Researchers noted that couples who shared leisure activities during their first year of parenthood reported more love and less conflict than those who did not.

For husbands» outcomes, husbands» own sensitive support provision was most critically associated with their reporting greater love and less conflict.