… with vulnerabilities such as insecure attachment or low self-… from their partner’s positive
support regarding their cortisol … kinds of relationships and dyads (from highly interdependent …

… stress induction, and statistical techniques that did not account for the interdependence
inherent to dyadic … the adult romantic attachment system by inducing acute stress in one partner …

… Younger age and parent insecure attachment were associated … Data collected from two dyads
were excluded due to failure … Because boys had higher cortisol during the play phase than …

… -dyad associations from between-dyad … dyads showed correlated baseline levels of
cortisol; growth models and difference scores indicate that dyads with a disorganized attachment …

… dyadic coping to the stressed partner, phase 3: the stressed … Stressed individuals recovered
faster from stress the more … they received from the partner, with women high in attachment …

… (recovery) in cortisol, following a typical adolescent cortisol trajectory across the TSST and
potentially reflecting adaptive coping … We postulated that individuals with high levels of trait …

… Research indicates that insecure attachment continues to … A large Canadian survey found
that retiring from a low-stress … over-secretion of the stress hormone cortisol contribute to …

… ways of coping are important processes that shuttle individuals back and forth between
different pathways. We draw from work on temperament, attachment, and family stress to identify …

… glycosylated hemoglobin obtained from dried blood spots (DBS); and diurnal cortisol obtained
… In covariate-adjusted models with 66 parameters and 698 mother–father dyads, we had a …

… to cortisol reactivity and a double-risk for heightened cortisol … insecure-resistant attachment
relationship with their mother. … profit more from interventions – that is, from experimental …