The purpose of this investigation was to determine whether differentiation at the couple level
would act as a moderator or a mediator in the association between marital satisfaction and …

There is a well‐established bidirectional, negative association between couple satisfaction
and depressive symptoms. Yet, a family systems perspective emphasizes the role of the …

Sexual minority individuals experience depression at a disproportionately higher rate than
their heterosexual peers. One predictor of depression is low romantic relationship …

Depressive symptoms are negatively associated with relationship satisfaction. The degree to
which depression is associated longitudinally with relationship quality as assessed by both …

Research supports an association between depressive symptoms and reduced relationship
satisfaction. Yet the etiology of this relationship is unclear. The purpose of this study was to …

The aim of this cross-sectional study was to investigate the mediational role of common
dyadic coping in the links between depressive mood and relationship satisfaction. We …

The present study investigated the role of psychosocial variables that are indicators for
depressive symptomatology within a couple. The variables chosen for this study were …

Previous studies have focused on concomitants of depression and marital distress in order
to help explain the relationship between the two, suggesting that several variables, such as …

Extending research based on newlywed couples, this study investigated longitudinal
associations between marital satisfaction and depressive symptoms in a community sample …

The present study investigated dynamic, longitudinal associations between depressive
symptoms and marital processes. Two hundred and ninety‐six couples reported on marital …