Instruct: Classify a given review as either positive or negative.
Query: more empty promises for gullible, desperate women

This book contains two types of information: things you already know, and things that are so nonspecific that you wouldn't be able to translate them into "life strategies" anyway. The book contradicts one of McGraw's most frequent assertions (that you "can't change other people," you can only change the way YOU relate to them), and it's hard not to draw the conclusion that McGraw did this for marketing reasons (i.e. he has made a strategic decision to go after the women who *haven't* been able to change themselves, and now would like to try to take a crack at changing their partners). Plus, the subtitle was clearly designed to cast as wide a net as possible, so the book would attract not only women seeking relationships, but women in relationships that leave something to be desired (and let's face it, that's about 90% of all women). It's sad, the lengths to which some of these relationship-advice celebrities will go to keep the money flowing in.