According to the systemic‐transactional stress model (STM; G. Bodenmann, European
Review of Applied Psychology, 1997; 47: 137), extradyadic stress from daily hassles can …

Stress is a concept that has received increased attention in marital research during the last
decade, showing that it plays an important role in understanding the quality and stability of …

In the past thirty years, stimulating scientific research conducted in the field of stress and
coping has appeared in numerous theoretical and empirical publications. Along side the …

This is the first book that reviews both empirical and clinical applications of how couples
jointly cope with stress-dyadic coping-around the globe. The Systemic-Transactional Stress …

Coping with stress has historically been viewed as an individual phenomenon. Specifically,
psychodynamic theories focusing on the regulation of intrapsychic conflicts, stimulus …

This study addressed the relationship between daily stress, intimacy, and marital quality in
mature marriages in which the ages of husbands and wives ranged from 55 to 75 years …

The present study evaluated the relationships among life stress, emotional distress, and
coping in maritally distressed and nondistressed subjects. Four groups of couples were …

Using data from 198 couples, this study examines whether associations between stress
occurring outside of the dyad and key indicators of relationship functioning are mediated by …

Twenty years ago, dyadic coping arose from the conceptualization of stress and coping in
romantic dyads, abandoning the traditional individual view of these phenomena. Since then …

Highlights•Stress is a dyadic phenomenon that affects both partners in a romantic
relationship.•Stress can originate both outside (external) and inside (internal) the …