Forgiveness in marriage: putting the benefits into context.
JK McNulty - Journal of Family Psychology, 2008 - psycnet.apa.org
The current longitudinal study examined the consequences of spouses' tendencies to
forgive their partners over the first 2 years of 72 new marriages. Though positive main effects …
forgive their partners over the first 2 years of 72 new marriages. Though positive main effects …
Emotion regulation and intimate partner violence in newlyweds.
JK McNulty, JC Hellmuth - Journal of family psychology, 2008 - psycnet.apa.org
Is the inability to regulate negative emotions a risk factor for intimate partner violence (IPV)?
To address this question, the authors asked 72 newlywed couples to report their levels of …
To address this question, the authors asked 72 newlywed couples to report their levels of …
Benevolent cognitions as a strategy of relationship maintenance:" don't sweat the small stuff".... But it is not all small stuff.
To maintain intimate relationships in the face of negative experiences, many recommend
cognitive strategies that minimize the implications of those experiences for global …
cognitive strategies that minimize the implications of those experiences for global …
Neuroticism and interpersonal negativity: The independent contributions of perceptions and behaviors
JK McNulty - Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2008 - journals.sagepub.com
Why are neurotic intimates likely to have troubled relationships? Do they create greater
negativity through their own negative behavior, or do they perceive greater negativity …
negativity through their own negative behavior, or do they perceive greater negativity …
Breaking singles up: Sexual satisfaction among men and women
MN Warehime, LE Bass - International Journal of Sexual Health, 2008 - Taylor & Francis
ABSTRACT Using the National Health and Social Life Survey, we investigate sexual
satisfaction by marital status and gender. We disaggregate the “single” category into “never …
satisfaction by marital status and gender. We disaggregate the “single” category into “never …