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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"relationship distress"”.
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Do Resiliency and Coping Skills Moderate the Relationship Between Mood Disorders and Parenting Styles Due To Parental Relationship Distress?
<p>Parental relationship dynamics such as intimate partner violence (IPV), interpersonal distress (IPD), and parental alienation (PA) can significantly affect both mental health and parenting practices. This study examined whether personal strengths, specifically resilience and problem-focused …
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Getting Them In: An Exploratory Mixed-Methods Study with Implications towards Marketing Marriage and Family Therapy
… participants and their spouses during times of relationship distress. To complete this goal, three focus groups (N = 24) were conducted to elicit the salient behavioral, normative, and control beliefs associated with seeking professional help from a MFT for participants and their spouses during …
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The Association Between Adult Attachment and Attributions for Romantic Partners' Negative Behaviors
… the influence of cognitive factors on romantic relationship functioning (see Bradbury & Fincham, 1990 for a review). However, few studies have examined the extent to which attributions for romantic partners' negative behaviors explain the association between adult attachment security and …
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Development and Validation of a Novel Partner Rumination Scale
Depression and relationship distress are highly related, but the precise nature of this relationship is unclear (Whisman et al., 2021). Rumination is associated with both outcomes (Marroquin & Nolen-Hoeksema, 2015; Nolen-Hoeksema et al., 2008), and further exploration of the construct in an …
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It's Not Me It's You: Examining the Link Between Partner-Schema Organization, Relationship Functioning, and Depressive Symptoms
… difficulties, particularly within intimate relationships. While a significant body of literature has supported the presence of a highly consolidated negative self representation or “self-schema”, no studies have examined whether depression is also associated with a highly organized negative …
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Specifying the Effects of an Online, Self-Help Couples' Intervention on PTSD Clusters and the Influence of Improvements in Relationship Satisfaction
… of CH in improving general PTSD symptoms and relationship satisfaction, but it is unclear which symptom clusters of PTSD are improving (i.e., intrusions, avoidance, cognitions and mood, and/or arousal). Moreover, there is a potent association between PTSD symptoms and relationship distress, …
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Dyadic Research in Couple Therapy: The Link between Attachment and Relationship Satisfaction
… therapy (MFT). Additionally, intimate partner relationships are a key focal point for clinical intervention with increasingly more couples seeking therapy to address relational conflict, repair emotional injury, and increase intimacy (Lebow, Chambers, Christensen, & Johnson 2012). Rigorous …
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"What Do You Really Think of Me?": The Role of Feedback-Seeking on Romantic Dating Relationships Among Depression-Vulnerable Women
… its impact on interpersonal processes and close relationships. The interpersonal theory of depression and the self-verification theory have been used to describe interactional processes that can lead to, maintain, or exacerbate depressive symptoms and contribute to relationship distress. This …