Kiss and make up? Or fight the good fight? Don't sweat it; you already know the best way to bicker

Article Abstract:

Couples can use a variety of techniques to settle their differences calmly. These include active listening that requires each spouse or partner to listen quietly and repeat what the other said. Another technique is validation of the other's position. A survey showed, however, that good, old-fashioned arguing and making up worked better than any new age gimmicks.

Psychological aspects, Methods, Married people, Interpersonal conflict, Quarreling

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Facing up to midlife, sort of

Article Abstract:

Advice for women on surviving midlife with humor and grace is presented. Tips include acting one's shoe size rather than one's age, focusing on the positive aspects of life and curbing the impulse to give advice.

Column, Middle aged women

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Can a grown-up still party down?

Article Abstract:

The difference between the type of parties for young people in their twenties and middle-aged people is discussed, with the conclusion that parties for older people are more organised and less umpredictable.

Middle age, Social aspects, Analysis, Young adults, Entertaining

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