Only a Psychopath who remained friends with ex-girlfriend
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However, be careful, the desire to keep communications with the former, it could be a sign you have personal psychopath who didn't realize before.
A study of psychology at Oakland University have discovered a "line" between the former gray who remain friends after breaking up.
The intention remains friends with former shows, related manipulative intent, wanted to get information, money, and sex.
Sets the character motivations are complex due to the game's emotions are up and down.
The conclusion comes from two studies led by Justin Mogilski and Dr Lisa Welling.
Both recruiting 861 participants to test theories about the existence of a potential psychopath on people who became friends with the former.
They give you a question on all participants on the reasons the relationship foundered and their reasons to still be friends.
In addition, they were also asked to fill out a questionnaire to express the kind of personality clinically, that is indeed designed to analyze behavior deviates in humans.
Deviant behavior include, the nature of a narcissistic, domineering nature, and psychopath.
Well, an earlier study summarizes the results that those who have a high score on this test, tend to choose friends because the benefits and intent to benefit yourself.
Therefore, based on these trials, the researchers want to study human motivations that maintaining a good relationship with former lover as a friend.
In the journal Personality and Individual Differences, and Welling Mogilski wrote, the Supreme reason men make friends with ex-girlfriend is access to sexual intercourse. Then, the guy is also the most high-potential change of friendship became sexual fulfillment.
The two researchers call a sexual reason is motivation, practical results in a potential psychopath.
Because, participants who chose sex as reasons found get high score on the assessment of the behaviour of perverts.
"The failure of a romance is indeed ending the romance. However, this study showed that changes the status of the former being friends thus potentially more damage to the relationship than breakups, "explained Mogilski.
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