… between secondary traumatization, marital adjustment, and self-… secondary traumatization,
and marital adjustment moderated the relationship between wives’ secondary traumatization …

… secondary traumatization (ST) and perception of husbands’ posttraumatic stress symptoms
(PTSS) and marital adjustment … and lower levels of marital adjustment compared with veterans…

… in the process of secondary traumatization among wives of … , and their reported levels of
marital intimacy and family support … Results also indicate that the greater the perceived marital …

… , and raising awareness of psychological and marital issues that affect military spouses
due … between secondary traumatization, coping self-efficacy, relational conflict, and marital …

… The results of the present study suggest that secondary exposure to trauma may induce
similar processes, validating the family systems theory in the effect of spouses’ PTSS on both …

… secondary traumatization among wives of former POWs. Forgiveness and self-differentiation
were investigated for their role in wives’mental and marital … emotional and marital distress, …

… The aim of the study is to examine secondary traumatization of wives of … marital adjustment.
In addition, it assessed the role of several contributors to the wives' secondary traumatization: …

… A husband's wartime CSR was found to contribute independently to an increase in severity
of psychiatric symptomatology and also to some difficulties in marital adjustment, irrespective …

… This study examines secondary traumatization among 708 partners and 332 parents of …
coefficient for the marital scale was.92. A score of 20 or higher on the marital scale is considered …

… This perspective particularly overlooks the role of the second-order traumatized parent (the
secondary traumatized parent), which in the context of our study is the mother. …