… coping strategies, dyadic coping, and relationship functioning, utilizing a sample of romantic
dating partners and a dyadic … ' and females' individual coping strategies, as indexed by …

… the partner’s dyadic coping processes would mediate the association between one’s own
dyadic … Contrary to our hypotheses, no partner effect was found between dyadic coping and …

… Partners' coping responses to each other's … dyadic coping (DC). For stress that is experienced
as a result of within-the-relationship stressors (eg, conflict with partner, infidelity), partners …

… dyadic coping with stress which adapted the Dyadic Coping Inventory (DCI) for the assessment
of dyadic coping … evaluations pertaining to their dyadic coping experiences in a stressful …

… overall dyadic coping by partner and by both partners … dyadic coping (ie, total dyadic coping,
positive dyadic coping, and negative dyadic coping) and measures of specific dyadic coping …

… In romantic relationships, impaired mental health … partner and therefore needs to be coped
with dyadically. In this systematic review, we summarize research examining dyadic coping (…

… ineffective dyadic coping responses (ie, negative dyadic coping … dyadic coping responses
was computed for each partner, by averaging the 7 items measuring the positive dyadic coping …

… This aim was achieved by studying partners simultaneously … dyadic coping mediates the
influence of individual coping, and whether there is a mutual influence of partners' dyadic coping…

… -dyadic stress) spills over into the relationship evoking conflict between the partners (intra-dyadic …
be buffered by adequate dyadic coping (DC) skills of both partners. The current study …

… In this study, only the romantic partner domain was used. In this sample, Cronbach's alpha
for anxiety was .95 for mothers and .96 for fathers and for avoidance was .71 for mothers and .…