Stanford-backed approach to arguments that will make you happier in your relationship
A Stanford-backed model used to navigate business conflicts could also be the key to saving your relationship. Professors at the Ivy League school teach students about the 'Pinch-Crunch theory', which says people should address minor issues before they turn hostile. But the framework can be used outside the classroom to aid couples in communicating through small conflicts. 'Pinches' are minor annoyances, such as your partner forgetting to take the trash out or regularly cancels plans last minute, but experts suggest people address the small irritations before it turns into 'crunches' that can end relationships.
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