Examines conflict resolution training's effects on peaceful co-existence in Catholic spouses, indicating potential benefits for relationships.
Couple relationships are described as having an intimate nature that is defined by close interdependence, continuous interaction, and reciprocally reinforcing strong feelings. Mostof themarried spouses intheCatholic, Orthodox, and Pentecostal churcheshaveserious conflictsinspiteofregularchurch goingand prayers forharmonyandlove. The current study therefore examined the effectiveness of conflict resolution skill training on peaceful co-existence among the spouses of the Catholic Churches in Abia
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