
A recent study found that after 11 weeks of breakup, the participants were able to view their relationship in a positive light.
Researchers studied 155 young adults who had experienced failure in coping their relationships recently and found that 71% of them agreed with positive statements such as "I have learned a lot about myself", "I have grown as a person", and "I am more goal-oriented".
The study included an online survey of 1,404 university students between the ages of 18 and 25 who had experienced the termination of a significant relationship in the past 12 months, 'Elite Daily' reported.
A study last year revealed that January is the breakup month. One of the main reasons for ending a relationship in January is because people want a fresh start.
They questioned 1,881 men and women in Britain aged 18 and over, who have gone through a relationship breakup at some point in their lives.
It showed that January is the most common month for separations. A fifth of people, who have experienced a failed relationship, said that it occurred during the first month of the year.
Source: Medindia
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