Using a dyadic intensive longitudinal design, we examined bidirectional links between daily
relationship tension and actigraphy-measured sleep quality and whether attachment and …

Background Perceived stress can lead to dysregulated cortisol patterns, including blunted
peaks and flatter slopes, which are associated with increased morbidity and mortality risks …

AimsMental health problems in early adulthood may disrupt partner relationship formation
and quality. This prospective study used four waves of Australian data to investigate the …

The gut microbiota plays a role in a wide range of diseases and disorders, with low microbial
diversity and richness emerging as notable risk factors. This longitudinal study addressed …

Pathological jealousy evokes emotions, thoughts, and behaviors that cause damage to
social and interpersonal relationships. On the other hand, pathological love is the …

Objective Conflict poses multiple relational and health risks. Dyadic stress theories suggest
satisfaction and communication alter cardiovascular and autonomic function, key pathways …

Abstract Background/Objective: Intimate partner relationship problems and intimate partner
abuse and neglect—referred to in this paper as “relational problems and maltreatment” …

Background Globally, the issue of domestic violence (DV) against women remains a
paramount concern in public health. However, a distinct facet of this challenge revolves …

Objective Low social integration and divorce/widowhood are chronic psychosocial stressors
that may affect health. When assessed after cancer diagnosis, they have been associated …

Objectives Increased social engagement in older adults has been linked to positive
cognitive outcomes; however, it is unclear if the social engagement of husbands and wives …