… of dyadic coping (ie, total dyadic coping, positive dyadic coping, and negative dyadic coping)
and measures of specific dyadic coping … communication, supportive dyadic coping, active …

… As opposed to supportive dyadic coping, during delegated dyadic coping, the partner is …
contributions to the coping process is established. This form of dyadic coping is most commonly …

… Partners' coping responses to each other's stress resulting … relationship is usually referred
to as dyadic coping (DC). For … coping strategies and they do not rely on dyadic coping since …

… adequate dyadic coping may improve relationship functioning, while dysfunctional dyadic
coping … conceptualized perspective on dyadic coping is needed. A better understanding of the …

… joint dyadic coping, where either one partner supports the other in his/her own coping efforts
(supportive or delegated dyadic coping… or joint emotion-regulation (common dyadic coping). …

… of individual and dyadic coping at the dyadic level by investigating the mediating influence
of dyadic coping. It is hypothesized that the interplay of individual and dyadic coping may take …

… ’s own propensity for dyadic empathy (ie, one’s … own dyadic coping strategies among both
male and female participants. Moreover, increased levels of an individual’s own dyadic coping …

… dyadic coping) within the concept of dyadic coping. we enlarge the notion of social support
… within a new theoretical framework of dyadic coping. Dyadic coping may be positive in nature …

… that respondents' individual coping would relate systematically to dyadic coping, with … higher
levels of positive dyadic coping and lower levels of negative dyadic coping. Consistent with …

… dyadic coping with marital quality over time. This study addresses the relationship between
dyadic coping … The results reveal that dyadic coping was significantly associated with marital …