… of dyadic coping (Bodenmann et al., 2016), this study examined how perceptions of partners’
dyadic coping … , relationship quality, and perceived partner dyadic coping as a moderator …

… impact evaluations of dyadic coping through a pathway of relational uncertainty → discrete
… communication will reduce relational uncertainty. Relational uncertainty will be positively …

… Tolerance of uncertainty had a larger indirect effect than common dyadic coping. … effects
(reduced tolerance of uncertainty and impaired common dyadic coping) on the discrimination–…

… and perceived partners’ dyadic coping responses was not significant. The … ’ coping by
testing for the first time the whole theoretical model of dyadic coping and does so during a global …

… within patient-caregiver dyads. Guided by Mishel’s Uncertainty in Illness Theory, this study
examined the relationships between illness uncertainty, coping, and QOL among patients …

… dyadic coping, the current study tested 4 preregistered hypotheses examining the effects of
dyadic coping … , perceived positive and negative forms of dyadic coping (perceived partner’s …

… Although stress is linked to both reductions in dyadic coping … on relationship instability through
dyadic coping. Importantly, … common dyadic coping (five items), supportive dyadic coping …

… Therefore, the goal of the current project was to examine dyadic coping responses among
romantic dyads amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. We will also explore how dyadic coping is …

… supportive coping the … dyadic coping behaviors influence couples’ adjustment. Interventions
may focus on reducing negative dyadic coping and strengthening common dyadic coping, …

Objective: This study is a meta-analysis that considers the association between dyadic coping
and emotional functioning, and between dyadic coping and the quality of the relationship …