Why does distance drive people to have 4 deeper exchanges? The study doesn't say, but
5 it could be that communicating with somebody without having to worry about decoding
their body language made them braver and more *¹forthright. Or it could be that having
only limited access to their partners made them want to use the time more meaningfully.
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Or it could just be that when they had the chance to communicate with their partner, they
made it a priority and turned off the TV, looked away from social media or stopped
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0*2multitasking.
There aren't that many studies on long-distance relationships, even though 75% of
college students claim to have had one at some point. However, as two-career couples
become more common and as the economy compels both halves of a couple to take
whatever work they can get, even if it's not in the same town, it's an area ripe for more
35 inspection.
