The present study investigated whether perceived partner responsiveness—the extent to
which individuals feel cared for, understood, and validated by their partner—predicted …

Objective: To examine prospectively the directionality of the association between daily
relationship functioning and nightly sleep quality and the association between couples' …

Abstract Study Objectives: Coregulation of biological systems is a defining feature of
normative attachment in close adult relationships. Sleep is a shared, intimate biological …

Remaining satisfied with a relationship often requires thinking in ways that use self-
regulatory resources—satisfied couples discount undesirable experiences when forming …

Objective: Relations between interpartner psychological conflict (IPC) and the sleep of men
and women were examined, and depression and anxiety symptoms were assessed as …

The majority of adults sleep with a partner, and for a significant proportion of couples, sleep
problems and relationship problems co-occur, yet there has been little systematic study of …

The aims of this investigation are to determine whether loneliness is associated with a
person's own sleep quality and sleep quality of their partner, and to test stress as a potential …

Sleep is a critical health behavior and one that is typically shared between husbands and
wives or romantic partners. However, the science of sleep has traditionally conceptualized …

Previous research suggests that divorced individuals, particularly women, have higher rates
of sleep disturbances as compared to married individuals. Among the married, however …

This study examined associations among anxiety, depressive symptoms, and sleep duration
in a sample of middle-aged couples using the actor–partner interaction model with dyadic …