… in this study, with higher scores representing higher levels of dyadic coping. Items 36 and 37
are not … Actor effects from women’s and men’s dyadic coping to their own quality of life and …

… Introduced in the early 1990s, the concept of dyadic coping (DC) enlarged the focus of coping
in couples from an individual perspective to a more systemic perspective (see Chapter 1). …

… We searched the following electronic databases in the field of … from the abovementioned
theoretical models were “dyadic … attachment to the fetus only when they reported lower levels of …

… dyadic coping (DC) and depressive symptoms. Eighty cohabiting couples raising preschool
children completed the Dyadic Coping … Inventory assessed the construct of DC both from an …

… coping from an interpersonal perspective (ie, dyadic coping) … from both members of the
dyad is essential for dyadic coping … on communal and dyadic coping has typically explored the …

… evidence for the predictive power of dyadic coping in relationship satisfaction, psychological
… being, dyadic coping has been shown to promote cortisol recovery after a stress experience …

… of dyadic coping and many typically use the Dyadic Coping … dyadic coping arose from the
conceptualization of stress and … Furthermore, in experimentally induced stress conditions, DC …

… children reported greater positive emotions and had lower cortisol levels before the attachment
… children were hypothesized to more efficiently recover from the stressor, and thus we …

… from an attachment theory perspective, we will examine (a) how the attachment of an individual
within a romantic dyad … communication and dyadic coping as perceived by each partner …

… strengthens feelings of we-ness, mutual understanding, trust, intimacy, and attachment. In
… Dyadic coping of parents after the death of a child. Death Studies, 39(3), 128–138. Bernardi, …