Relationship Rescue: Relationship Psychology For Men

Relationship psychology may help us realize the differences in men and women with regards to how they act in relationships.

Arguments are going to happen in any relationship. How you argue is important.

Some people just thrive on arguing. Others are very submissive, and don’t like conflict at all.

A study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health showed some very interesting results, in the differences between men and women.

This study showed women are more likely to want to control a conversation where they are trying to resolve a conflict in a relationship. Typically in this situation, women are more likely to be the ones “working” to get the situation resolved.

Men were found to be more passive when it came to resolving conflict. Men wanted to get the conflict resolved, but weren’t anxious to go head on with it. Men whose female partners were more secure showed lower levels of anxiety. On the other hand, women showed no change in their anxiety levels whether their partner was secure or not.

What does all this mean? Women and men deal with conflict differently. Women are more apt to talk through a problem, and men just want it to go away!

How can a relationship rescue happen if men and women typically behave this way?

Men need to get more active in discussing problems, and women need to be a little less dominant in problem solving. If these changes happened, most relationships could resolve conflict fairly quickly, and stay together!

Relationship psychology plays a big part in a relationship rescue. The more you understand your partner, the more likely you are to resolve conflicts and stay together.

The more you understand each other, the more fun you will have with each other also. You will enjoy each others company, and want to please each other more!

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