Most of us believe that the test of a good partner, friend, or family member is how they show up in a crisis. We prize the person who brings soup and stays through the hard night. That matters. But research suggests that something smaller and easier to overlook may matter just as much: how they respond when good things happen. The finding Psychologist Shelly Gable and colleagues studied how couples respond when one person shares positive news, like a promotion, a compliment,

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