The news is that premarital
counseling really works.  It states that premarital counseling means that
couples have a higher chance of staying together in a successful marriage. 
This is obviously a good thing for society.  The study ultimately is
apparently a meta-statistical analysis.   I strongly think that all
couples should get premarital counseling.  However, I wonder if the study
is failing to take in to account that couples that would stay together at a
higher rate are more likely to stay together with or without the
counseling.  I also wonder if the counseling caused some couples to fail to
get married.  In any case, the usefulness of marriage counseling is clear.
- posted by Newtronic @ 7:41 AM