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Psychologist: Novel shared hobbies strengthen couples more than existing interests

A psychologist suggests that the most effective shared hobby for couples is one that neither partner has experienced before. This approach, supported by research, encourages mutual learning and growth rather than relying on pre-existing shared interests. AI

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Psychologist: Novel shared hobbies strengthen couples more than existing interests

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Travers, Contributor ·

    The No. 1 Shared Hobby Of The Strongest Couples, By A Psychologist

    Psychologists find the best shared hobby for couples isn't the one you both love — it's the one neither of you has done before. Here's what the research says.