Men tend to behave better when they're married - both because marriage likely helps improve their behaviour and nicer men are more likely to be married in the first place, according to a US study.
Alexandra Burt and colleagues at Michigan State University also found that men with fewer nasty qualities were more likely to eventually end up married.
Among men who did marry, some showed signs that bad behaviour - specifically traits associated with antisocial personality disorder such as criminal behaviour, lying, aggression and lack of remorse - decresed after they tied the knot.
Men who married during the study period, about 60 per cent of them showed less antisocial behaviour at ages 17 and 20, suggests that men with more of this traits are likely to get married in the first place.
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