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Published 10:40 24 Nov 2016 GMT
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Now, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that laughter is a sign of happiness but the important thing here is the benefits of laughing together.
Laura Kurtz, one of the study's authors explained that how one person is laughing and the other isn't, it can make you question why and lead to alienation over time.
Speaking to TIME, she said:
“Moments of shared laughter are potent for a relationship. They bring a couple closer together".It would seem that it's not enough to just laugh in the company of your partner, laughing together is an important ingredient of a happy relationship.
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