Divide this text into sentences and correct mistakes: 1. Applause, intimacy, security, respect, and good communication are some of the things that most people would agree make for healthy relationships. Researchers also agree on this and there is a large body of literature on romantic relationships that has identified the features of healthy relationships. 2. The list I just provided contains many of these features. Researchers also agree on what makes for unhealthy relationships, such as fighting so much that you can't work things out, not being able to go to your partner for support when needed, contempt, criticism, hostility, and violence. 3. When these problems happen in relationships, they can cause significant unhappiness. They can also lead to the end of relationships and divorce, and they can literally make people physically and emotionally sick. 4. This is why it's critical that people have healthy relationships. However, there's a problem. Many people don't know how to create healthy relationships on a day-to-day basis. 5. My point is that we may know what a healthy relationship looks like, but most people have no idea how to actually achieve one. No one teaches us how to do so, and that's why we need to teach people how to have healthy relationships. 6. Couples therapy is often sought after problems have already become ingrained, making it difficult to change. Premarital education is also an attempt to teach people how to have healthy relationships, but it's still often too late. 7. The ways we've tried to teach people have been limited because they fail to address three important things: genuinely knowing what you want and need in a partner/relationship, selecting the right person, and developing and using skills right from the beginning. 8. We need to teach people, especially young people, how to have healthy...