This study investigates the effectiveness of a marital distress prevention program for couples
with low marital satisfaction with regard to a possible improvement of physical and …

This article presents a new preventive approach (Couples Coping Enhancement Training:
CCET) aimed at expanding upon the scope of current prevention programs by focusing on …

This study sought to assess the effectiveness of a marital distress prevention program for
couples by examining how marital quality, especially marital competencies such as dyadic …

We describe a distress prevention training program for couples and three empirical studies
that support its effectiveness. The program, Couples Coping Enhancement Training (CCET) …

This article presents the conceptual and empirical rationale for attention to the prevention of
marital distress. The line of research for the United States, its history, and then the results of …

This article reports on the development and long-term evaluation of a marital distress
prevention program for German couples, the Ein Partnerschaftliches Lernprogramm (EPL, A …

This study examines the impact of an intervention designed to prevent divorce and marital
distress. Both short-and long-term effects of a cognitive-behavioral marital distress …

Marital dissatisfaction is the most common presenting problem in adults seeking
psychological services and is rated as the second most severe stress adults can experience …

Reviews the evidence showing that there are identifiable risk factors for the development of
marital distress and that these risk factors are modifiable with reasonably brief, cost-effective …

Previous studies have revealed that the ways couples deal with stress in their lives are
significantly associated with their marital quality and overall marital functioning. However …