and then the study is about "feeling" and not about actuality. 

"“We really wanted to get their voices and see how they feel and what impact that might have on their marital dynamics.”"

wording such as "Among the methods employed, participants were asked to respond to a series of revealing statements such as: “My spouse’s job impedes my future career success;” “I am embarrassed when my spouse accompanies me to work events;” “My spouse’s work makes me look bad.”"

They couldn't just have a rate your partner's career on how it reflects on you from a 1 to 10? No they had to put phrasing in negative context. 

Studies should avoid feelings, and verbal manipulation, and concentrate studying quantifiable results and remain unbiased.

And yes, biased, as they only asked Heterosexual people too. 

this study had its objectives laid out before the study returned the results. 

Welcome to Women Studies Science Class.