In order to create a single measure that simultaneously measures emotion‐, problem‐, and
relationship‐focused coping, an exploratory factor analysis was performed on Coyne and …

Traditionally, coping has been viewed as a process by which individuals confront and
resolve (or fail to confront and resolve) challenges and obstacles. Rarely have the …

The past quarter century of stress and coping research has produced a wealth of studies
examining how individuals cope with stressful events, the predictors and correlates of …

This study examined data from 153 married couples to determine their patterns of coping
with stress and the association between couples' coping and psychological symptoms in …

In the course of a long-term, intimate relationship such as marriage, recurring strains require
people to cope in a way that seems to be different from the way they respond to sudden …

The authors evaluated the psychometric properties of the Marital Coping Inventory (MCI; ML
Bowman, 1990) by administering the MCI and measures of marital satisfaction and negative …

Psychological correlates of the use of coping strategies in intimate relationships were
investigated through the development of an objective self-report instrument, the …

The present study examined the association between relationship satisfaction and
dispositional coping in 70 dating and married couples. Couple members completed …

Like stress before it,“coping” is rapidly becoming an enormous ly popular and increasingly
ambiguous concept in a wide variety of disciplines concerned with families. There are …

The present study investigated the contribution of coping strategies, when facing marital
difficulties, to marital satisfaction, using both cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses. For …