The aim of the current study was to examine both dyadic coping and anxious attachment
following the experience of a critical non-normative life event. Pairfam, a nationally …

The main aim of the present study was to determine how individual and dyadic coping efforts
are related in the context of relationships. This aim was achieved by studying partners …

This study focuses on the changes in perception of dyadic adjustment following childbirth
and on the role of attachment (as a risk or protection factor) in the way partners adjust to this …

Drawing from interdependence theory and focal participants (anchors) and their intimate
partners who remained coupled at Waves 1, 3, and 5 of the German Family Panel (pairfam; …

Research on mental health following disasters has led to the identification of many
individual protective and risk factors for postdisaster mental health. However, there is little …

Family is the first place where the individual learns the ways to espress affections, this
patterns are transfered then to close relationships. The way we cope with conflicts in …

The Relationship Profile Test is a widely used measure of dependency, detachment, and
healthy dependency that has been examined in both clinical and nonclinical settings …

This study was designed to explore individual and dyadic coping strategies in the aftermath
of a traumatic event. Eighteen persons having experienced a physical assault or a road …

In the twentieth century, stress and coping have mainly been investigated with a focus on
individuals. This focus has then been enlarged in the early 1990s, when research started …

Parental attachment in childhood can have adverse effects on the behavior and
interpersonal relations of the child. Therefore, its relationship with coping strategies used to …