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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"dyadic data"”.

  1. Emotion Dysregulation as a Mediator Between Insecure Attachment and Psychological Aggression in Couples

    … attachment and psychological aggression using dyadic data. Cross-sectional, self-report data were collected from 110 couples presenting for couple or family therapy at an outpatient clinic. Data were analyzed using path analysis informed by the Actor-Partner Interdependence Mediational Model …

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  2. Emotion Regulation and Relationship Satisfaction in Clinical Couples

    … the necessarily interdependent nature of dyadic data, study data were analyzed via path analysis consistent with the Actor-Partner Interdependence Model (APIM; Kenny, Kashy, and Cook, 2006). While overall emotion regulation was not found to be significantly related to relationship …

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  3. Parent-Child Communication among African American Families: Does "Being on the Same Page" Protect Against Adolescent Sexual Risk Behavior?

    … they have yielded inconsistent findings. Using dyadic data from African American parents and their children (n= 298), the present study sought to elucidate the influence of sexual health communication on adolescent sexual behavior. Findings confirmed that adolescent reports of family-level sex …

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  4. Do you have to say it? : reflection versus expression in committed relationships

    … creating two time points of between-group data collection. Multilevel modeling procedures were used to analyze the data, following previous recommendations on dyadic data (Kenny, Kashy, & Cook, 2006). Couples in the expression and reflection groups were found to have greater relationship …

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  5. The Lived Experience of Couples Navigating Borderline Personality Disorder: A Dyadic Interpretative Phenomenological Study

    … one of the first qualitative studies that used dyadic data to examine the experience and impact of BPD on couples' relationships. Semi-structured conjoint interviews were conducted with couples with a partner with BPD (N = 10) using interpretative phenomenology. This study provides a rich …

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  6. Parental death and its impact on the marital satisfaction of the surviving adult child

    … study this topic by examining longitudinal dyadic data to determine how the death of a parent or death of an in-law impacts marital interaction when certain mediating variables are taken into account. Some of the mediating variables included quality of the parent-child relationship, …

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  7. Economic Strain and Remarried Couples: Actor-Partner Interdependence Modeling of the Indirect Effects of Financial Conflict on Economic Strain and Marital Outcomes

    … This study used secondary cross-sectional dyadic data to conduct an actor-partner interdependence path analysis of 158 remarried couples to examine the direct and indirect effects of each spouse's perception of economic strain on their own marital satisfaction and stability, as well as on …

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  8. Testing the Effectiveness of the iRelate Program on Marines: An Enhanced Program Evaluation

    … Hawaii will be used to recruit participants. The data that is collected from the study will be used to examine the overall effectiveness of iRelate over time, using a Multivariate Analysis of Variance method (Aim I). A second analysis using Dyadic Data Analysis and Actor Partner Interdependence …

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  9. Statistical models and inference for dynamic networks

    Dyadic data are ubiquitous and arise in the fields of biology, epidemiology, sociology, and many more. Such dyadic data are often best understood within the framework of networks. Network data can vary in many ways. For example, one might have binary or weighted networks, directed or undirected …

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  10. "Do it for me, my dear": structuration and relational dialectics among mother-daughter dyads in Lebanese arranged marriages

    … selected out of the 199 surveyed pairs. The dyadic data analysis of the surveys assessed mother-daughter generational difference and the interdependence of their views on marriage, taking into consideration the daughter‟s marital status (single, engaged, and married). Findings revealed that …

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  11. Dyadic analysis of positive and negative social support behaviors and psychological outcomes in romantic couples

    <p>The current study examined the effect of social support behaviors on psychological adjustment in couples. Couples (<em>N</em> = 123) completed surveys assessing depressive and anxiety symptoms. Observational support interactions were conducted to measure partners’ positive and negative affective …

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  12. Mechanisms of turbulence, sexual intimacy challenges, and sexual communication in depressed couples

    … and sexual satisfaction (H6). I collected dyadic data from romantic couples in which one or both partners had been professionally diagnosed with a form of depression (N = 116) and used structural equation modeling to evaluate actor and partner effects. The final models offered mixed support …

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  13. Resilience among Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment and Informal Caregivers

    … older persons with dementia (PwDs). I employed data from a large national sample of older adults to examine how the perceived social cohesion of neighborhoods affects quality of life among people with and without cognitive impairment in conjunction with their engagement in valued leisure …

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  14. From now to next – Three essays on consumer responses to innovative technology-driven business models

    … essay examines how the increasingly prevalent data disclosure practice of firms engaging in a network with other firms to exchange consumer data, which we denote as Business Network Data Exchange (BNDE), influences consumers’ privacy-related decision-making. In particular, this essay shows that …

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  15. Sexual Satisfaction in Older Marriages: Effects of Family-of-Origin Distress and Marital Distress

    … Retire research project which provided the data for this study. Each participant completed the Project Couple Retire questionnaire which included the Marital Satisfaction Inventory-Revised (MSI-R) (1997), the Personal Assessment of Intimacy in Relationships (PAIR) (1981), and other …

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