… support, carried out in dyadic interaction, is likely to have long-term effects on thriving. This
… was experimentally manipulated before and after the other partner participated in a stressful …

… salivary cortisol (another index of physiological arousal) after … to be less responsive following
experimentally induced mental … and social relationships at all levels, from dyadic to societal. …

… Positive dyadic coping has, for instance, been associated with accelerated cortisol
recovery following a laboratory stressor (Meuwly et al., 2012) and better dietary and exercise …

… Awareness of this dyadic dynamic and its successful … outpouring of norepinephrine,
cortisol, and other hormones … observational, and experimental studies have suggested that …

… more quickly (indexed by a lower level of cortisol 45 min after … For instance, participants in
the experimental condition could … commitment from the harmful effects of attachment insecurity. …

… , dyadic coping, and the stress-buffering effect of attachment … adult attachment style and
cortisol responses to acute stress. … support: evidence from experimental and observational studies…

… of insecure attachment (anxiety, avoidance) and dyadic … Dyadic analyses and
mediation tests were performed on … differ from the equivalent correlations for women (attachment …

… This study assesses attachment style, dyadic coping, and … Findings from their study showed
that positive dyadic coping … They found that cortisol levels diminished quicker when their …

… , dyadic coping, and the stress-buffering effect of attachment … adult attachment style and
cortisol responses to acute stress. … support: evidence from experimental and observational studies…

… perceptions of stress and how dyadic relationship processes … on managing the increased
stress arising from the pandemic … to moderate stress, have individual strengths (eg, attachment …