A cross-cultural study in Poland, Indonesia, and Nepal shows that both public and private affectionate gestures—like hugs, kisses, and holding hands—consistently enhance relationship satisfaction. Cultural differences shape how but not whether affection brings greater happiness.
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Pagpapakita ng Pagmamahal, Nagpapalala ng Kasiyahan sa Relasyon sa Iba’t Kultura

Sa mga pag-aaral sa Poland, Indonesia at Nepal, napatunayan na ang pagyakap, paghalik, at paghawak-kamay—sa publiko man o pribado—ay nagpapataas ng kasiyahan sa relasyon. Iba man ang kultura, pero pareho ang epekto: mas malalim ang ugnayan sa pamamagitan ng pagmamahal.

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