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‘It’s the most common pattern of conflict in marriage or any committed, established romantic relationship. And it does tremendous damage.’

PAUL SCHRODT, PHD, PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES

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The silent treatment is a way to inflict pain without visible bruising – literally.

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