The psychology behind love languages

Update: 2023-02-09

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In this episode Psychology lecturers Mark Jellicoe and Elizabeth Abbey discuss the psychology behind the five love languages. What psychological evidence backs up this theory and whether it can be treated as a fair test on relationships.

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The psychology behind love languages

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The psychology behind love languages