Those who expected to be treated well were more likely to think they were.
If want more out of your partner, you should expect it.
According to a new study, if we have high expectations, it can mean we’re more likely to believe they are a reality.
Scientists from Western University in Onatario, Canada studied 517 people who had been in relationships for 5 years and split them into two groups - negative and positive behaviours.
Those who expected to be treated well were more likely to think they were.
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