This study investigates demand/withdraw communication and spousal expressions of
gratitude as intervening variables in the association between financial distress and marital …

The current study was designed to investigate the protective effects of gratitude in romantic
relationships. Particular attention was given to differentiating the beneficial effects of …

Research suggests gratitude benefits close relationships. However, relationships involve 2
people, and the interpersonal implications of mismatches in gratitude remain unclear. Is it …

In spite of research connecting the demand/withdraw pattern of marital interaction to marital
dissatisfaction, questions remain about its association with marital satisfaction when it is …

This study explores the negative relationship between financial stress and marital quality
and examines couple communication as a moderator in this relationship. Using a sample of …

A growing body of research has documented positive outcomes of gratitude in personal and
interpersonal domains. To uncover the dynamic process of gratitude and relational well …

Financial strain typically has a severe impact on a couple's functioning and the well‐being of
its members. In this study, we examined the indirect relation of financial strain to partners' …

This research investigated if married couples' positive and negative communication patterns
mediate the association between financial wellness and relationship satisfaction. Data were …

The effects of military couples'(N= 219) financial management concerns on marital quality
were investigated using an actor-partner interdependence model based on the family stress …

This study longitudinally examined the sexual costs of economic distress in newlywed
couple relationships. Family stress theory posits an association between economic pressure …