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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"couple-level"”.
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Queer Interethnic Relationships: Couple-Level Minority Stress and Resilience for Intersectionally Marginalized Partners
… as well as relational well-being, by use of the couple-level minority stress (CLMS) paradigm. CLMS theory speaks to the unique stressors experienced as a result of being in a relationship that is societally marginalized, impacting both dyadic and individual health outcomes. In this sample of 249 …
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Exploring minority stress processes and social supports in the workplace: how individuals in same-sex relationships manage the work/family border
… in the workplace have focused on individual level outcomes, such as individual mental health (Velez, Moradi, & Brewster, 2013), or outcomes within the work context, such as job satisfaction or productivity (Button, 2001; Ragins Singh, & Cornwall, 2007). Very little attention has been given to …
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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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Sub-fertility : the expectations and perceptions of couple members of medical consultation
Sub-fertility represents a major stress for couples requiring management by the partners. The interaction between couple member's strategies may influence the levels of sub-fertility related stress experienced by both partners, as such an understanding of sub-fertility as a couple level stressor is …
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The association between attachment style and uni- and bi-directional pursuer-distancer patterns in couples: A clinical sample of couples in counseling
… style and pursuer-distancer patterns in couples. Both uni- and bi-directional pursuer-distancer patterns were studied. Participants were 67 individuals (including 32 couples) in therapy. Each partner, independent of the other, completed an anonymous questionnaire containing the Multi-item …
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GEOGRAPHY AND SOCIAL STRATIFICATION: THE IMPACT OF GEOGRAPHICAL ORIGIN AND MOBILITY ON LIFE CHANCES
… chapter examines the understudied impact of couple and family mobility, emphasizing that migration processes are inherently gendered and often occur at the couple level, while also considering comparative differences and changes over time. Overall, the findings suggest that accounting for …
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Investigating the Experiences of Evangelical Couples Coping with Painful Intercourse During Early Marriage
… and sexual medicine, the aim of this multilevel qualitative study is to increase understanding of how evangelical couples communicatively cope with painful intercourse and the memorable messages they believe contribute to their experiences of coping. This study involved conducting …
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THE GENDERED IMPACT OF THE PANDEMIC: EMPLOYMENT, INCOME AND UNPAID DOMESTIC WORK DURING COVID - 19 PANDEMIC IN EUROPE.
… already persistent gender inequalities on global level—unpaid domestic and care work, employment and earnings. Previous research on the gendered impact of the pandemic has focused mostly on the initial period of the pandemic and offers limited comparative perspective with respect to the …