The psychology of 'friends with benefits' - The Queen's Journal

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The psychology of 'friends with benefits' - The Queen's Journal
The concept of "friends with benefits" – the relationship of our generation – is something we see in movies, TV shows and even in our friend groups. But is this set-up actually as beneficial as the name implies? What’s the driving force behind this common partnership? 
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