… the patients, but also their entire family. This study aimed to assess the impacts of the patients’
and their spouses’ anxiety and depression on their quality of life (QoL) at the dyadic level. …

… I call this type of dyad a “partnership in anger” to distinguish it from the more clearcut
depressive dyadic relationship that we see in psychotic patients. Guilt provocation is used …

… a significantly higher number of patients with depressive symptoms, as shown in … patient
and partner in 107 dyads. Overall, 62 of the dyads (58%) reported no symptoms of depression …

… This study provides moderate support for the use of a dyadic intervention to improve
stroke survivors’ physical functioning, memory and quality of life and caregiver depression. …

… of depressive symptoms in 898 spouse pairs. Self-ratings of hostility were initially examined
as predictors of depression… predictors of depressive symptoms in cardiac patients one month …

… patient was not depressed, spouses reported more punishing responses than the patients
… the mean ratings of punishing responses reported by depressed patients and their spouses. …

… just in one of them the depressed patient self-reported clearly negative dyadic adjustment. …
score for depressive symptoms, and due to the differences in terms of symptomatic change …

… (dyadic coping, DC), as well as depression are important factors influencing relationship
quality. To examine patients… Depressive symptoms of patients could lead to them receiving even …

… The present study examined the role of dyadic discord in chronically depressed patients
treated with medication alone (nefazodone), psychotherapy alone [Cognitive Behavioral …

… A total of 102 patient–caregiver dyads met the study's inclusion criteria. The intraclass …
The patients' psychosomatic symptoms were also recorded. Patient–caregiver dyads were …