The first year following the birth of a couple's first child, also known as the transition to
parenthood (TTP), is a period know for several inter-and intrapersonal shifts. One such well …

A couple is considered to be infertile if unable to conceive after 12 months of unprotected
sexual intercourse. An extended body of literature supports that infertility and infertility …

Infertility is a challenging experience, affecting individual and couples' adjustment. However,
the way the members of the couple support each other may affect the experience of infertility …

BACKGROUND Because there is a lack of longitudinal research examining the impact of
partner coping in couples experiencing infertility, we know very little about the long-term …

Background. Infertility is a reproductive health problem defined by the World Health
Organization as the inability of a couple to achieve conception or to bring a pregnancy to …

BACKGROUND Most studies examining coping with infertility use the individual as the unit
of analysis. Although valuable, these studies fail to show the impact that partner coping has …

The paper reports an integrative literature review of research into the psychosocial factors
which shape the transition to parenthood in couples following non-donor in vitro fertilization …

Objective This research evaluated dyadic adjustment and analyzed its contribution to
emotional health and interpersonal resources in Spanish couples with reproductive …

Objective This study examined whether perceptions of the partner's dyadic coping (DC) and
of how partners cope together (common DC) are associated with sexual well‐being in …

This study assessed dyadically the relationship between psychosocial impact of infertility
experienced by 87 couples and individual coping strategies, perceived social support and …