Question

When asked about their marriages, spouses who had been married for 15 years or more most frequently mentioned which of the following? 1. Altruism: they would do anything for their spouses 2. Companionship: their friendship with their spouse 3. Economic and other forms of support: they would be less well-off if they were single 4. Passion: they would be miserable without their partners

Answer 1

You didn't provide any context for this question, but I'm assuming off of my general knowledge that the answer is number 2. Successful marriages work as a partnership, not economic reliability. Passion fades away and altruism as well, so I believe that the answer is 2.

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