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Showing 1 to 20 of 41 for “"couple relationship"”.
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Characterizing heterogeneous treatment effects of couple relationship education : a machine learning approach
Intimate relationships form the cornerstone of personal well-being and societal stability, yet maintaining a stable and satisfying relationship is challenging for many couples. To enhance relationship functioning as well as prevent deterioration of relationship quality over time, Couple …
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Trauma of the Sudden Death of a Child: The Impact on Couple Relationship
… can be very devastating and confusing for many couples and people tend to respond in different ways to such trauma due to different factors such as gender differences. Research studies have traditionally focused on the personal effects of trauma on individual family members, whereas less …
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Trauma, Coping, & the Couple Relationship : An Investigation of Pregnant Couples' Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Health
… processes with implications for the couple relationship, but there is not enough research on the ways that the two constructs are connected. Two articles were completed for this study: (a) a systematic review of literature published on the impact of traumatic stress on obstetric, …
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Collateral Benefits Of A Brief, Couple-Focused Intervention On Coparenting: Indirect Effects Through Couple Relationship Quality And Conflict
In two-parent households, the interparental relationship is central to the wellbeing of family relationships and individual members. The current study examines whether participation in a brief, online, couple-focused relationship intervention has collateral benefits to coparenting (i.e., how two …
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“We’re both in the trenches together”: a pluralistic exploration of attachment behaviour dynamics in a heterosexual couple relationship across the transition to second-time parenthood
… a framework for categorising behaviours in close relationships by individuals during times of stress. Attachment behaviours are commonly thought to be determined in early childhood experiences and assumed to hold through to adulthood. Further, these behaviours become particularly salient across …
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The Experience of Being Partnered With a Couples Therapist: A Qualitative Inquiry
… explored the experience of being in a romantic relationship with a couples therapist. Fourteen spouses participated in semi-structured interviews. Data were analyzed using descriptive phenomenology and themes were identified through meaning units. A majority of spouses experienced ambiguity on …
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Understanding shared experiences of couples and families in which one person has dementia
… explored the co-constructed experiences of couples and families in which one person had a diagnosis of dementia. It includes a literature review, a research paper, a critical appraisal and an ethics section. The literature review is a meta-synthesis of 10 qualitative studies which explored …
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Crohn's Disease and the Young Adult Couple: An Interpretative Phenomenological Study
… of Crohn's disease is perceived to affect the couple relationship and young adult life-cycle transitions. From this study, healthcare providers can better understand how the numerous physical symptoms of Crohn's disease cause psychological and social implications for the diagnosed individual …
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The Effects of Infidelity and Interparental Conflict on Predominantly Female Adult Children: A Contextual Perspective
… addresses the impact of infidelity outside the couple sub-system. Since infidelity is often associated with conflict within the couple relationship, children may experience indirect consequences of parental infidelity that are more directly related to interparental conflict. The purpose of this …
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Relación entre el apego y la satisfacción en la pareja: una revisión aplicada
… caregivers in infancy, and then in social relationships, mainly by the couple, during adulthood (Manning et al., 2017). Couple satisfaction is the favorable or unfavorable attitude toward the relationship at a given point in time. The present research seeks to identify the relationship …
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Understanding Female Aggression in Situationally Violent Relationships: A Qualitative Study
… about female aggression in situationally violent relationship. The interviews and surveys of four African-American couples were coded and analyzed to gather information about the impact of female aggression on the relationship, the contextual factors surrounding female aggression, and the …
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The Influence Of Past Abuse On Heterosexual Cohabiting Couples' Relationship Types
… or experienced abuse on heterosexual cohabiting couples' Premarital Personal and Relationship Evaluation for Cohabiting Couples (PREPARE-CC) couple relationship types. The researcher utilized preexisting data from 5,000 cohabiting couples who had previously participated in the PREPARE marriage …
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The Grief Experience of Caregivers When the Child Has a Life Threatening Illness
… the impact of the child’s illness on the couple relationship was completed by six couples. The results indicated that experienced grief is significantly lower for parents or guardians with a Secure attachment style. The degree of grief experienced by parents could be predicted by whether …
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The Transition to Coparenthood: Influences on the Development of the Parenting Partnership
… of expectant parents' personal characteristics, relationship characteristics, and beliefs and expectations about parenthood were examined in relation to parents' perceptions of the quality of their parenting alliance and the quality of observed coparenting behavior. Thirty-nine expectant couples …
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Service Dogs for Wounded Warriors with PTSD: Examining the Couple Relational Experience
… most common. Social support provided by close relationships has been shown to be a buffer against PTSD symptoms. However, PTSD can also have devastating effects on couple relationships, hampering this form of social support. One promising intervention for PTSD has been the use of service dogs …
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The Impact of Involuntary Dislocation on Bulgarian Turkish Couples: A Psychosocial Approach from a Psychoanalytic Perspective
… Involuntary Dislocation (ID) and its impact on couple relationships. This research is innovative in so far as (a) it investigates families and couples relationships and not individuals, (b) it examines the ID phenomena from a unique combination of perspectives that includes psychoanalytic as …
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Couple Play As A Predictor Of Couple Bonding, Physical Health And Emotional Health
Traditional couple counseling research focused on why people end relationships, with research only recently addressing what factors contribute to relationship satisfaction and stability. Yet, throughout this research, minimal attention has been paid to the role of play in couple counseling. The …
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The Trials, Tribulations, and Celebrations of Younger LGB Couples in Long-term Relationships
This thesis explores the long-term relationship experiences of younger LGB couples. It builds upon existing knowledge and understandings of LGB couple relationships and the lives of younger adults. The study utilised multiple qualitative methods informed by social science research on intimate …
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