… engage in dyadic coping in addition to individual coping, as … stress (at both between and
within level) buffers the negative … First, in everyday life stressors often concern one partner first …

… the buffering effect of partners' positive dyadic coping and … cope with the stress they encounter
in their everyday lives. … and pro-relationship behaviors, such as engaging in compromise …

… relationships. Guided by the systemic transactional model of … many people are engaging
in maladaptive coping strategies (… buffer against the negative effect of COVID-related stress …

… Negative dyadic coping and protective buffering were related to lower relationship satisfaction…
phenomenon, involving common concerns, coping resources, and the maintenance of the …

… A study showed that men are more likely to engage in behaviours such as criticism, blaming
their … Overall, our results suggest that although dyadic coping's buffering roles exhibit some …

… To do so, we collected dyadic data from both partners in a relationship. … effect of dyadic coping
(a condensed version of Dyadic … , dyadic coping buffered the effects of high external stress …

… with the problem together and search for ascertained solutions”, “We engage in a serious
discussion about the problem and think through what has to be done”, “We help one another to …

… dyadic coping may buffer the effects of minority stress on … to engage in dyadic coping in
their relationships, which could explain our result that dyadic coping moderated the actor effect of …

… ’s stress experience and engaging in shared coping efforts (… couples dyadic coping skills,
conceptualized as a relationship … , dyadic coping has been shown to buffer the negative effects …

… for those who engaged in higher DC… relationship outcomes, DC buffered the negative link
between depressive symptoms and relationship satisfaction in men and improved relationship …