… stress, and biological stress markers in couples’ everyday lives was investigated. Specifically,
we examined a) whether momentary couple … couples who (both members of each couple) …

… couples cope with the chronic physical illness of one partner in order to understand couples
… them in their historical context within individual stress and coping models. To illustrate these …

… , and stress to examine how stressors within the marital context can have consequences for
… hearing impairment in one spouse and mental health outcomes in the other spouse, and …

… life roles seemed particularly appropriate to the study of stress among dual-earner couples.
The two main sources of role overload among dual-earner couples are, of course, work and …

… couples, positive individual, and conjoint DC forms, taken together or separately, have
individual and relational benefits for couples coping with stress in general and/or mental health or …

… couples, 116 of which completed both study visits. Of the 116 couples with two visits, seven
same-sex couples … for estimation of within-couple and between-couple similarity. Microbiome …

… PTSD on couple … couple relationship satisfaction, even when taking into account a variety
of potential confounding variables, and that the effect of postpartum PTSD symptoms on couple …

… In this cross-sectional study, we recruited a total of 141 infertile couples. Marital satisfac-
tion and stress were assessed using the ENRICH Marital Satisfaction Scale (EMS Scale) and …

… features of distressed couples and offer a positive couple therapy model for … health
professionals, who work with distressed couples, to help distressed couples to improve their couple’s …

… From a systems framework, an illness in one spouse changes a couple's homeostasis and
forces the couple to renegotiate the structure of their relationship. Although it is logical that …