A new study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology suggests that men often feel threatened if their girlfriends or wives perform better than them, even in tasks which they are not doing together. The study was conducted by University of Florida's Kate Ratliff who, along with her colleague Shigehiro Oishi, of the University of Virginia, conducted a series of five experiments on undergraduate students to test how their romantic partner's success ...
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