The role of attachment insecurity in the development and quality of romantic relationships is
well-established in the literature. However, not all mechanisms linking the constructs have …

In the present study we describe a context-sensitive, personal-projects-based approach to
dyadic coping with stress which adapted the Dyadic Coping Inventory (DCI) for the …

Research on romantic relationships has, among other details, focused on matching effect of
attachment between dyadic partners, as matching perspective could reveal the …

Maintaining an intimate relationship during stressful times requires coping efforts of both
partners. How couples engage in these dyadic coping efforts has been investigated …

For married individuals living in Pakistan, stress within their relationship has emerged as a
major source of marital conflicts and even relationship dissolution. However, research based …

Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can negatively affect relationship satisfaction and
quality in adulthood. The current study aims to explore the direct and indirect associations of …

This study examined the impact of parental divorce on offspring adult interpersonal
functioning through the lens of the attachment theory. Participants in this study included 327 …

In romantic relationships, individual differences are determinant factors for relational quality.
Specifically, romantic attachment (RA) and difficulties in emotional regulation influence each …

During the past few decades, research has increasingly addressed the associations
between the interparental relationship and coparenting. However, limited headway has …

Since its origins most of the stress and coping literature has focused primarily on the
individual's efforts to manage stressful encounters, conceptualizing both stress and coping …