Formative Dynamics and Behavioural Adaptation in Marriage: A Strategic Analysis of Human Behaviour, Influence, and Developmental Sustainability

This article explores how human behaviour, shaped by early life experiences, evolves within the context of marital relationships. It examines the interaction of behavioural constructs that individuals bring into marriage and how these are influenced by relational, social, and economic factors.
The study highlights the importance of behavioural adaptation, resilience, and strategic management of formative differences for achieving harmony, productivity, and psychological stability in marital unions. By framing marriage as a dynamic system of negotiation and growth, the paper emphasizes that sustained marital development contributes not only to personal well-being but also to broader socio-behavioural and economic sustainability.