… study examined military couples' relational health, as a gauge for how couples collectively
… the promotion or erosion of psychological resources (N = 236 couples). This study evaluated …

… Experiencing positive emotions may enhance personal resources and reduce depression
in military spouses. Dolphin, Steinhardt, and Cance (2015) studied the experience of 252 …

… Therefore, we hypothesized that utilization of formal military resources (unit leaders,
chaplain, Vet Center, Family Assistance Centers, and Family Readiness Group participation) is …

… By utilizing these resources, military couples may find it possible to minimize the “turbulence”
they are experiencing in their relationships. Furthermore, they may also find a sense of …

… previous findings by assessing whether psychological distress of each partner predicts his …
of one year in military couples. We hypothesized that greater psychological distress in service …

… The aim of the current study was to examine patterns of strengths among a large sample of
military couples. Family resilience theory was utilized to operationalize strengths in couples, …

… on military couples, particularly communication across the deployment cycle (Knobloch),
relational dynamics in the context of traumatic stress (Monk), and the interplay between military …

… trauma, although very few reported symptoms indicative of psychological health issues.
Regarding marital resources, most military couples were in the early stages of their marriages, …

… that span both the individual and couple systems. Drawing on the Contextual … military couples
(N=221), dyadic structural equation models evaluate financial difficulties, use of resources, …

… military couples focuses predominantly on SM PTSD. Our findings suggest that partners’
psychological … evaluating the overall functioning of military couples and families. In addition to …