Should you always be honest with your partner? Here’s what the psychologists think!
A study by University of Rochester psychologists found that honesty in romantic relationships generally leads to greater personal and relationship well-being. Even when the truth can be hurtful, being perceived as honest fosters closeness and motivates partners to change, enhancing the overall health of the relationship.
A study by University of Rochester psychologists found that honesty in romantic relationships generally leads to greater personal and relationship well-being. Even when the truth can be hurtful, being perceived as honest fosters closeness and motivates partners to change, enhancing the overall health of the relationship.
