""LOVE MARRIAGE VS ARRANGE MARRIAGE:""

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• "Core Competencies"

Refers to competencies required in specific professional settings, however, these attributes are arguably also essential for successful personal and social relationships.

• "The pressures on our relationships"

Report on findings from a survey of over 5,000 people, published by Relate, a relationship counselling service in the UK.

• "Relationship outcomes in Indian-American love-based and arranged marriages"

This study concluded that "The overall affective experiences of partners in arranged and love marriages appear to be similar, at least among Indian adults living in contemporary U.S. society."
However, it has also been argued that the sample size used in the study [was] insufficient for making such inferences.

• "Reliability prediction and improvement"

Refers to specific engineering methodologies, however, similar methods can arguably also be used to understand how problems may arise in personal and social relationships.

• "Effort Application in an Arranged Marriage: A Game-Theoretic Analysis"
• "Making an Arranged Marriage Work: A Game-Theoretic Analysis"

I am NOT trying to argue that "arranged" marriages have better outcomes than "love" marriages, nor vice versa.

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