A research presented at the annual convocation of the American Psychological Association found that couple who have same texting style reported great satisfaction in their romantic relationship.
Researcher Psychologist Leora Trub from Pace University surveyed 205 people between the age group of 18 to 29 who have the romantic relationship. They asked questions about emotional security, texting habits, and relationship satisfaction.
Research showed that who have similar texting style reported having great satisfaction in their romantic relationship. Similar texting style helps them to communicate effectively and have less complaint about their relationship even they solve their issue easily.
Dr. Leora Trub said, How couples texted was more important to the satisfaction of the relationship than how frequently they texted.
After observing the phone behavior of 982 people aged between 18 to 29 by Dr. Trub and team, as much as relationships become stronger people also used texting to avoid conflict or escape the awkward conversation.
She also said, “We text to check in with our spouse during the work day and to stay connected with friends far away, but we also text to avoid dealing with relatives at the family party and to break up with someone”.
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