The Decision-Making Process: Neuroscience research shows that when making significant choices, like leaving a relationship, the brain weighs costs and benefits through a process called "cost-benefit analysis," which is often governed by the prefrontal cortex This part of the brain helps in planning complex cognitive behavior but can be influenced by emotional states, leading to potential biases in decisions
Emotional Withdrawal: Studies indicate that individuals often cope with unhappiness in a relationship by emotionally withdrawing This behavior, particularly common in men, can lead to decreased relationship satisfaction, as it creates distance and diminished intimacy
The Four Horsemen: Dr.