No. of pages in text (69) In moments of stress, adults often turn to their romantic partners as
regulatory agents. Literature suggests that qualities of one's relationship to their romantic …

Abstract Major Depressive Disorder has been conceptualized from a number of theoretical
perspectives. The present study aims to provide a theoretically integrated understanding of …

Can stress ever be good for romantic relationships? Although it is well-established that
stress can harm relationships (Karney & Bradbury, 1995; Randall & Bodenmann, 2009) …

Evidence for the stress-buffering effects of social support in intimate relationships raises
important questions about whether partner support promotes recovery in physiological …

This study examines the impact of attachment as both a personality and relationship
construct on daily appraisals of partners in dating relationships. Attachment as a personality …

This study examines the effects of actor and partner attachment security on cortisol
responses to discussions of personal and relationship concerns with a romantic partner …

Stress in close relationships can have significant negative consequences for mental health,
physical health, and long-term relationship functioning. Dysregulated physiological …

The ability to effectively cope with stress is impacted by early relationship experiences and,
thus, is related to attachment security. We examined how different forms of attachment …

This research examined how the interplay between spouses' attachment orientations
contributes to physiological responses to relational stress. Mixed-gender newlyweds (N …

This study investigated theoretically predicted links between attachment style and a
physiological indicator of stress, salivary cortisol levels, in 124 heterosexual dating couples …