Couples Coping with Cancer: A Hold Me Tight Pilot Intervention Study. Page 1 Couples
Coping with Cancer: A Hold Me Tight Pilot Intervention Study. Lynch, Laura E. https://researchdiscovery.drexel.edu/esploro/outputs/doctoral/Couples-Coping-with-Cancer/991014632052704721/filesAndLinks?index=0 …

It is estimated that about one-third of couples experience distress or discord at some point in
the course of their relationship. The early literature of marriage and committed relationships …

What role do significant others play in orientations to repartnering following divorce?
Situated within critical role theory, and focusing on 23 white and Latina divorcees from …

Problem: Relationship satisfaction is a broad construct that has been extensively
researched. However, there are gaps in the literature pertaining to relationship satisfaction …

Black women's marriage rates have consistently been on the decline since the 1960's and
currently, Black women are the least likely to get married across all races and genders …

Research continually finds that those who marry live longer, on average, and tend to be
physically healthier than those who never marry, divorce, or become widowed (Dupre et al …

Racial disparities in health are substantial and well documented. Differential exposure and
reactivity to psychological stressors provide one way through which African Americans' …

This study aims to explore the racial and ethnic heterogeneity in men's and women's
housework time across marital statuses. As the perspective of Gender as Structure suggests …

Este artículo estudia los cambios en las uniones de mujeres chilenas en diferentes etapas
de su fecundidad (concepción, nacimiento y cuarto cumpleaños de su primer hijo) y las …

Although previous research demonstrates the importance of the availability of marriageable
men, earnings, and employment stability for racial differences in marriage, it also suggests …