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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"partner effects"”.
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It Takes Two: Partner Effects on Unintended Pregnancy in Dyads
… use and unintended pregnancy. Results: The male partner's pregnancy beliefs and contraceptive values significantly predicted dyadic risk of unintended pregnancy even after accounting for female partner's responses on these variables. Non-Hispanic Black race and low socioeconomic status emerged as …
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Personality Predictors of Relationship Satisfaction among Engaged and Married Couples: An Analysis of Actor and Partner Effects
… data in structural equation modeling. Both actor effects (the impact of an individual's personality on his or her own satisfaction) and partner effects (the impact of the partner's personality on satisfaction) are examined, including comparisons of the relative strength of each for males and …
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A dyadic study examining the association between attachment security and physical health in monogamous, heterosexual couples
… The present study sought to employ the Actor – Partner Interdependence Model to examine the relationship between attachment security and physical health outcomes among couples. Both actor and partner effects were explored. Participants were 60 heterosexual, monogamous couples. An initial model …
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Social Information Processing Deficits, Intimate Partner Violence, and Coercive Control in Dating Couples
… (SIP) deficits are related to intimate partner violence (IPV) and coercive control among heterosexual dating couples. I assessed four steps of Crick and Dodge’s (1994) six-step SIP model, namely: attitudes and attributions, goal setting, coping response generation, and coping response …
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Dyadic Emotion Processes in the Prediction of Intimate Partner Violence
<p>The authors tested Actor Partner Interdependence Models within HLM to investigate actor and partner effects of interaction-induced anger, trait anger and thoughts regarding intent to control emotion in the prediction of intimate partner violence. A community sample of 156 heterosexual married …
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Parental depressive symptoms and marital intimacy as predictors of parent-child interaction: a family systems perspective
… Child Care and Youth Development. The Actor-Partner Interdependence Model was utilized to estimate actor and partner effects of parental depression and marital intimacy on parent-child interaction concurrently (at 54 months) and longitudinally (at first grade). In addition, interactions among …
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Emotion Dysregulation as a Mediator Between Insecure Attachment and Psychological Aggression in Couples
… using path analysis informed by the Actor-Partner Interdependence Mediational Model (APIMeM; Ledermann, Macho and Kenny, 2011). While the findings did not support a mediating role of emotion dysregulation between levels of anxious or avoidant attachment and psychological aggression, results …
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A Dyadic Analysis of Racial-Ethnic Socialization Among Black-White Interracial Parents
… one Black parent and one White parent, the Actor-Partner Interdependence Model (Kenny, Kashy, & Cook, 2006) examined actor and partner effects of colorblind racial attitudes and Black racial identity on different forms of racial-ethnic socialization. Results demonstrated the interdependent nature …
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Emotion Regulation and Relationship Satisfaction in Clinical Couples
… 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 satisfaction, results indicated differential effects for the various dimensions of emotion …
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The Dyadic Perspective on Manager–Employee Feedback Conversations: A Literature Review of Managers’ Performance Feedback Giving and an Empirical Investigation Using the Actor–Partner Interdependence Model
… 3 reports an empirical study using the Actor–Partner Interdependence Model (Kenny, 1996; Kenny & Ledermann, 2010) to examine manager–employee feedback conversations. Data were collected from managers and employees across Vietnamese nursery schools, resulting in 449 manager–employee dyads in …
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THE CONTRIBUTION OF PARTNER INVESTMENTS TO ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP COMMITMENT
… on interpersonal relationships, posits that both partners in a romantic relationships play integral roles in maintaining their relationship. Based in interdependence theory, research on the investment model of commitment (Rusbult, 1980) has revealed that individuals’ greater satisfaction and …
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Emotional intelligence, leader-member exchange, and behavioral engagement: considering mediation and reciprocity effects
… LMX as a relational construct that mediates the effects of EI on job satisfaction and behavior at work, (c) evaluating the role of LMX reciprocity (i.e., the extent to which leader contributions to the LMX relationship are matched by follower LMX contributions and vice versa) in predicting …
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Couple Therapy Process and Its Relation to Therapy Outcome
… linear modeling analyses testing an Actor-Partner Interdependence Model (APIM) revealed that males' negative attributions were associated with a decrease over treatment in their own use of psychological abuse, whereas females' negative attributions were associated with increased use of …
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Sexual Satisfaction in Older Marriages: Effects of Family-of-Origin Distress and Marital Distress
… and marital distress would have negative effects on sexual satisfaction for older couples, with marital distress having a direct, negative effect on sexual satisfaction and with family-of-origin distress having an indirect, negative effect on sexual satisfaction through its influence on …
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Exploring Intersections in the Intimate Lives of Mexican Origin Women
… and parenting relationship. The moderating effects of gender role attitudes are also investigated. Results demonstrate the diversity of Mexican origin women's experiences within families.Lastly, in the third manuscript, I explore the impact of structural, behavioral, and attitudinal familism …
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Family-of-Origin Quality, Regulation of Negative Affect, Marital Stability, and Couple Drinking Patterns
… The husband's family-of-origin had only indirect effects on both alcohol use patterns. His family-of-origin had moderately significant effects on drinking similarity through the mediating variable of the husband's regulation of negative affect. His family-of-origin had moderate to highly …
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Mechanisms of turbulence, sexual intimacy challenges, and sexual communication in depressed couples
… 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 for the hypothesized associations, as some paths were …
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Relations Between Trauma Exposure, Executive Functions, and Resilience among Resettled Refugee Parents and Children
… to the US and their resilience. The Actor-Partner Interdependence Model (APIM) was used as our analytical framework to explore potential associations between trauma and resilience and the moderation effects of working memory, inhibitory control, and cognitive flexibility among parents and …
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Relationship-Focused Support, Body Image, and Quality of Life in Older Couples Coping with Skin Cancer
… with the diagnosis, but also for the healthy partner. Couples may use various types of coping and styles of support to deal with the stress, including relationship-focused support, which addresses the needs and coping efforts of both partners in response to and in conjunction with one another. …
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