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SynopsisA 2 year follow-up study was carried out using the questionnaire method with 52 couples attending Couples Communication Program groups. The aim was to ascertain the effect of improved communication skills on their relationships. It was found that with improved communication 13% separated. The majority of couples improved their level of intimacy and affection. A continuing reduction of conflict with more satisfactory resolution of problems was also reported.
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