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A recent study published in The Journal of Sex Research has found that couples who exhibit a communication pattern known as demand-withdrawal during discussions about sexual conflicts experience lower levels of relationship and sexual satisfaction.
The researchers were interested in exploring how couples communicate during sexual conflicts, a topic that has been studied less thoroughly compared to other types of relationship conflicts.
The study did not find any significant gender differences in how this communication pattern affected relationship or sexual outcomes.
The results were consistent across men and women, indicating that the negative effects of demand-withdrawal communication were similar regardless of gender.
The study's sample consisted mostly of long-term, cohabiting, heterosexual couples who were not seeking treatment for relationship issues.
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