Of all relational bonds, perhaps the strongest and most complex is the one between parent
and child. The dynamics of this relationship potentially hold the key to understanding the …

Dyadic coping has received increased attention during the last decade, both in theory and
empirical studies. Two main models of dyadic coping are proposed in the current …

The aim of this study was to examine intrapersonal (actor) and interpersonal (partner)
associations between attachment, assessed by the Adult Attachment Interview, and …

This chapter provides a reference for scholars and clinicians who wish to understand the
use and appropriateness of dyadic coping for Chinese couples and do further research and …

Objectives Although it is well established that adult attachment is associated with
relationship quality, the mechanisms involved in this association are still poorly understood …

Stress originating within one's relationship (internal stress), such as conflicts between
partners, has been shown to have detrimental effects on relational longevity and well-being …

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

The couple, from its formation and throughout its life cycle, is faced with several sources of
stress which could be daily stressors (minor stress; eg, everyday family demands; …

Perhaps not surprisingly, romantic couples experience stress. Stress can originate both
within the relationship, such as differing viewpoints between partners, or outside the …

Objectives In the current study, we examined the relationship between differentiation of self
(DoS) and key relationship functioning variables among couples. This is the first study to test …