While there is some evidence for changes in personality traits, life satisfaction, and self-
esteem as a function of life events, effects have been small and inconsistent across studies …

How does subjective well-being (SWB) develop across the life span? Theories and previous
empirical research suggest heterogeneous conclusions regarding this question. Therefore …

This meta-analysis synthesized longitudinal data on mean-level change in body image,
focusing on the constructs of body satisfaction and dissatisfaction, body esteem, perceived …

With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, parents had to reorganize their family routines
under many external stressors (eg, limited external childcare), which could have negatively …

A growing body of research suggests that despite the stereotype of being dissatisfied with
their relationship status, there is variability in how single (unpartnered) individuals feel about …

Affective reactivity, defined as within-person increases in negative affect triggered by daily
stressors, has well-established links to personal well-being. Prior work conceptualized …

Satisfaction with a romantic relationship often changes over time, and individuals differ in
how satisfied they are in their relationship. However, no systematic review is available …

There are two unresolved puzzles in the literature examining how people evaluate mates
(ie, prospective or current romantic/sexual partners). First, compatibility is theoretically …

The present study aims to investigate the complex interplay among three family factors:
maternal marital satisfaction, maternal emotional expressivity, and family socioeconomic …

One of the family patterns crucial for mental and physical well-being is differentiation of self.
In this study, our aim was to investigate its impact on the phenomenon of phubbing—where …