Objective: This study aimed to examine the impact of dyadic coping on the quality of life of
couples during pregnancy and to explore the potential mediating role of marital adjustment …

The way couples jointly manage pregnancy-related demands may prevent both members
from experiencing psychosocial maladjustment after childbirth. This study examined (a) …

Although the transition to parenthood is currently defined as a normative event, it can be
potentially stressful for the couple relationship as it may contribute to psychological distress …

The relevance of dyadic coping (DC), a concept how couples cope with stressors together,
has been established in different contexts (eg, daily hassles, mental and physical health) …

Objective: The present study aimed to compare dyadic coping (DC) and dyadic adjustment
in couples in which the woman was experiencing high levels of depressive symptoms and in …

Infertility is a challenging experience, affecting individual and couples' adjustment. However,
the way the members of the couple support each other may affect the experience of infertility …

Objectives Transition to parenthood is characterized by a high level of stress, which can
affect couples' relationship and quality of life. Limited research compares the relationships …

The transition to parenthood involves numerous stressors. Consequently, many new parents
report negative changes to their sexual desire, sexual satisfaction, and relationship …

The majority of mothers are in a committed romantic relationship during the perinatal period,
either with the child's father or another partner. Despite this fact, parents are surprisingly …

Perinatal research has focused essentially on maternal outcomes leaving paternal
outcomes unexplored. This cross-sectional study aimed to explore the intrapersonal and …