Happily married people tend to have lower blood pressure than their single peers, but being single may be healthier than being unhappily married, 31 . The study, published on March 20 in The Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 32 303 generally healthy men and women, 204 married and 99 single. Each responded to questions about martial quality, social support, and mental health. Scales were used to rate stress and life satisfaction.
Then each subject wore a portable blood pressure monitor for 24 hours while performing their
normal activities. The groups had little difference in walking blood pressure, but married people 33
in blood pressure during sleep.
People whose blood pressure does not dip during sleep are at higher risk for cardiovascular disease, according to Julianne Holt-Lunstad, 34 .
The unhappy married had higher daytime and 24-hour blood pressure readings than single people. Marital satisfaction is associated with satisfaction with life, lower stress, less depression, and lower walking blood pressure.
“Just being married per se isn’t helpful,” Dr. Holt-Lunstad said, “because you can potentially be worse off in an unhappy marriage. So, 35 .”
【題組】34.
(A) the lead author and an assistant professor of Psychology at BrighamYoung University in Utah
(B) who the lead author and an assistant professor of Psychology at BrighamYoung University in Utah
(C) is the lead author and an assistant professor of Psychology at BrighamYoung University in Utah
(D) the lead author and an assistant professor of Psychology is at BrighamYoung University in Utah
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