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added that the benefits of marriage were often outweighedby having less time to see friends and a larger houshold workload.
While those who stayed single were more likely to feel lonely and have less sex, they had greater freedom, more time to socialise and fewer chores.
Speaking at the British Psychological Society conference in Dublin, Prof Kahneman, of Princeton University in New Jersey, said: "It is the balance of costs and benefits of marriage in terms of marriage.
"People have more sex and are less alone, and pay for it in other currencies."People have certain expectations and life doesn't live up to them." |
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