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The same study found that people in securely attached partnerships, who felt they could count on the other in hard times, kept sharper memories for longer. Good relationships do not only protect the body.

Harvard Study of Adult Development, 2017 · research finding on relationship security and memory

Harvard Study of Adult Development, directed by Robert Waldinger, reported in the Harvard Gazette, Good genes are nice, but joy is better, April 11, 2017

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Harvard Study of Adult Development: The same study found that people in securely attached partnerships, who felt they could count on the other in hard times, kept sharper memories for longer. Good relationships do not only protect the body.