Sleep is essential for health and daily functioning, and social relationships may be a key
social factor influencing sleep, yet sleep has been understudied in the literature on social …

In 39 individuals in cohabiting relationships, the associations between naturally occurring
couple conflict (assessed with end‐of‐day diaries) and next‐morning ratings of negative …

Sexuality is an integral part of intimate relationships, yet surprisingly little is known about
how and for whom sexuality matters. The present research investigated the interplay of …

Objective To examine whether individuals' perceptions of social support (SS) from partners,
other family members, and friends are associated with risk of sleep complaints and short …

The current study examined bidirectional relations between children's sleep problems and
parents' relationship satisfaction, coparental cooperation, and global family functioning in a …

Despite the inherent interpersonal nature of social anxiety (SA), a surprisingly sparse
literature addresses the interpersonal processes occurring within the committed romantic …

Objective: To summarize research on couple sleeping with respect to gender-specific
differences and chronotype. Methods: Systematic review of the literature. Results: Millions of …

Objective This study tested longitudinal associations between absolute levels of perceived
partner responsiveness (PPR; how much people perceive that their romantic partners …

Associations between stress, sleep, and functioning have been well-established in the
general adult population, but not as well-established in the specific subpopulation of interest …

Objective The interpersonal environment is strongly linked to sleep. However, little is known
about interpersonal distress and its association with sleep. We examined the associations …