… In one study, experimentally stressed individuals (via a public speaking task) showed faster
cortisol recovery the more positive dyadic coping they received from their partner after the …

… ' at-risk attachment and cortisol recovery following romantic stress. Specifically, women's
insecure attachment … with stunted cortisol recovery from romantic stress through fearful romantic …

… during the individual attachment and relationship history. … dyadic coping would improve
behavior and reduce cortisol … who reported low levels in dyadic coping benefitted from OT …

… the effects of social support or dyadic coping on stress … investigated before and after
experimentally induced stress—for … levels ( 48 ), and the support recipient's attachment style ( 32 ). …

… showed faster cortisol recovery when their male partners used more positive dyadic coping
(… ) when interacting after the stressor, but more anxiously attached women benefitted less [17 …

… stress expressions were assessed by each partner’s mean f 0 ; (ii) each partner’s dyadic
coping behavior was coded following … Those studies found that the cortisol level of the stressed …

… stress together through dyadic coping (DC) strategies such as communicating feelings of stress
… from attachment figures under stress. We include the (explorative) examination of partner …

… partners in highly stressful situations. For example, positive dyadic coping received from
the partner was associated with physiological recovery from experimentally induced stress …

… (for a review, see: [47]), presumably via poorer attachment to … levels of dyadic coping were
associated with higher levels of … used with patients suffering from polymyalgia rheumatica (a …

… between attachment anxiety … dyadic coping in response to an experimentally induced stressor
(a public speaking task) was associated with faster physiological recovery (namely, cortisol…