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Phillips, Maddie Elizabeth, i n/a. "Prediction of Couple Outcomes in Stepfamilies". Griffith University. School of Psychology, 2006. http://www4.gu.edu.au:8080/adt-root/public/adt-QGU20070713.140903.
Pełny tekst źródłaPhillips, Maddie Elizabeth. "Prediction of Couple Outcomes in Stepfamilies". Thesis, Griffith University, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/10072/367189.
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
School of Psychology
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LaCoursiere, Jacob A. "STAGES OF RELATIONSHIP CHANGE AND INDIVIDUAL AND COUPLE ADJUSTMENT". UKnowledge, 2008. http://uknowledge.uky.edu/gradschool_theses/521.
Pełny tekst źródłaWalker, Catherine E. Ketring Scott A. "The effect of demographic variables on therapy alliance in couple therapy controlling for relationship adjustment and symptom distress". Auburn, Ala, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10415/1563.
Pełny tekst źródłaHumphreys, Lauren R. "The couple relationship and adjustment following prenatal genetic testing for advanced maternal age in women with normal test results". Thesis, University of Ottawa (Canada), 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/29116.
Pełny tekst źródłaSweeper, Susie, i n/a. "Adult Adjustment to Relationship Separation". Griffith University. School of Applied Psychology, 2004. http://www4.gu.edu.au:8080/adt-root/public/adt-QGU20041012.112619.
Pełny tekst źródłaSweeper, Susie. "Adult Adjustment to Relationship Separation". Thesis, Griffith University, 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/10072/366119.
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School of Applied Psychology
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Bird, Michael Larry. "Christian premarital counseling and the efficacy of group training versus conjoint training utilizing the Couple Communication program a project and study employing a premarital skills-based program and measuring its effects upon relationship satisfaction, confidence and adjustment with an evangelical population /". Theological Research Exchange Network (TREN), 2005. http://www.tren.com.
Pełny tekst źródłaLeung, Yun-yee, i 梁潤儀. "Chinese couples' adjustment to breast cancer". Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2006. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B45011862.
Pełny tekst źródłaZucchero, Renee A. "Marital adjustment of older adult couples with breast cancer, prostate cancer, and couples without cancer". Virtual Press, 1998. http://liblink.bsu.edu/uhtbin/catkey/1117099.
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Reyna, Samuel H. "Self-Enhancement Processes in Couples". Thesis, University of North Texas, 2017. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1011799/.
Pełny tekst źródłaGubbins, Christine A. "Relationship of Married Couples’ Individuation to Marital Adjustment and Predictors of Divorce". The Ohio State University, 1999. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1389616384.
Pełny tekst źródłaCone, Diane. "Congruence of Multi-level Perceptions Over the Length of Marriage and Marital Adjustment in Air Force Couples". Thesis, University of North Texas, 1991. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc278374/.
Pełny tekst źródłaVeldorale-Brogan, Amanda. "THE MISSING LINK: MARITAL VIRTUES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO INDIVIDUAL FUNCTIONING, COMMUNICATION, AND RELATIONSHIP ADJUSTMENT". Lexington, Ky. : [University of Kentucky Libraries], 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10225/880.
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Hemphill, Rachel C. "Disease-related collaboration and adjustment among couples coping with type 2 diabetes". Kent State University / OhioLINK, 2013. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=kent1372687634.
Pełny tekst źródłaMetz, Jordana Lauren. "And they lived happily ever after the effects of cultural myths and romantic idealizations on committed relationships : a project based upon an independent investigation /". Click here for text online. Smith College School for Social Work website, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10090/1001.
Pełny tekst źródłaThesis submitted in partial fulfillment for the degree of Master of Social Work. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 92-94).
Carver, Kellye Diane Schiffner. "Back on the Home Front: Demand/Withdraw Communication and Relationship Adjustment Among Student Veterans". Thesis, University of North Texas, 2015. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc804849/.
Pełny tekst źródłaClark, Stuart David James. "Couples where one member has bipolar disorder : an investigation into attributions, interactional behaviour and relationship adjustment". Thesis, University of East Anglia, 2001. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.390643.
Pełny tekst źródłaPeterson, Brennan Daniel. "Examining the Congruence between Couples' Perceived Infertility-Related Stress and its Relationship to Depression and Marital Adjustment in Infertile Men and Women". Thesis, Virginia Tech, 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/35369.
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Peterson, Brennan Daniel. "Examining the Individual and Dyadic Coping Processes of Men and Women in Infertile Couples and Their Relationship to Infertility Stress, Marital Adjustment, and Depression". Diss., Virginia Tech, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/28809.
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Lamore, Kristopher. "Étude des interactions conjugales dans le processus de décision d’une reconstruction mammaire pour un cancer du sein Évaluation de l'impact de la reconstruction mammaire chez les femmes en couple grâce à un outil de recherche communautaire : les Seintinelles The decision-making process for breast reconstruction after cancer surgery: representations of heterosexual couples in long-standing relationships Couples' experience of the decision-making process in breast reconstruction after breast cancer: a lexical analysis of their discourse Treatment decision-making in chronic diseases: what are the family members’ roles, needs and attitudes? A systematic review Women and partners’ information need, emotional adjustment and breast reconstruction decision-making before mastectomy “Waiting for breast reconstruction”: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of couples’ experiences of mastectomy for breast cancer". Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCB092.
Pełny tekst źródłaContext: cancer Plans 2 and 3 emphasize the importance of a shared decision-making. However, the literature on breast reconstruction (BR) following breast cancer shows the physician essential place in this decision-making. Close others are also little included by physicians in this treatment choice and more specifically intimate partners. The latter is usually the most present near the women. To date, no research has studied couple interactions in the decision-making process of a BR. Yet, several studies have pointed out the interdependence of both members of a couple to face a chronic illness and partners' key role in women's adjustment facing breast cancer. Objective: the main objective of this research is to study couple interactions in the decision-making process of a BR following breast cancer diagnosis. Method: two studies as well as a systematic literature review were realized to meet this objective. These two studies were mixed, including a quantitative part (self-reported questionnaires) and a qualitative part (interviews with women and their partners). The first study was retrospective, interviewing couples several years after breast cancer diagnosis. The second study was prospective, interviewing couples just after breast cancer diagnosis. Quantitative data were subjected to non-parametric analysis. Qualitative data were subjected to a thematic content analysis, a lexical analysis and an interpretative phenomenological analysis. Results: the results of the retrospective study show that women's emotional adjustment is the same regardless their decision (immediate BR, delayed BR or no BR). However, women without BR would less recommend their decision compared to women with BR. In addition, couples report that BR decision was lived and taken within the couple. Partners were described as supportive in the decision-making process. The question of temporality emerged differently in couple's discourse according to the decision. The results of the systematic literature review highlight the different roles family members can have in treatment decision-making of a chronic illness, including direct (e.g., the partner says his/her preferences to the patient) and indirect influence (e.g., patient's choice is guided by his/her perception of his/her family responsibilities). The results of the prospective study shows that before the mastectomy, partners of women not having an immediate BR express more negative emotions and a greater need for information compared to partners of women having an immediate BR. Furthermore, women and their partners think to the BR at the time of the mastectomy. These thoughts allow couples to project themselves in the future, where BR is associated to a good health. Thinking to BR could allow couples to cope with the mastectomy and breast cancer diagnosis. Conclusion: BR decision-making appears as experienced within the couple, with specificities considering the decision (immediate BR, delayed BR or no BR). At the clinical level, this work allows to identify couples needs and to propose interventions and tools to develop in order to accompany women and their partners. At the research level, it should be distinguished more broadly how BR decision is made between the women, her partner and the health professionals involved in the medical care
Lovejoy, Kimberly Ann Rose. "Marriage Moments: An Evaluation of an Approach to Strengthen Couples' Relationships During the Transition to Parenthood, in the Context of a Home Visitation Program". BYU ScholarsArchive, 2004. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/175.
Pełny tekst źródłaLafaye, Anaïs. "Effets acteurs-partenaires du soutien social et des stratégies de coping sur la qualité de vie et les troubles anxio-dépressifs de patients atteints d'un cancer de la prostate et de leur conjointe". Thesis, Bordeaux 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009BOR21633/document.
Pełny tekst źródłaThe treatment of a first prostate cancer and the following months are a stressful period for the patients and their spouse. The first aim of this study was to determine the evolution of psychosocial variables (social support, quality of conjugal relationships, dyadic adjustment and coping strategies) and of emotional and physical well-being. The second aim was to identify actors-partners effects - that is the effect of one of partner’s psychosocial variables on his/her well-being and on that of the other. A longitudinal study was carried on 132 patients with prostate cancer and 100 of their spouses. A psychological evaluation was conducted at the beginning, half way through, at the end of the treatment and four months afterwards. Results showed that patients had a good emotional state and a good quality of life and, that the spouses developed a depressive symptomatology. For patients, positive actor effects of social support, conjugal relationships and coping strategies (problem-focused or seeking social support focused) on their well-being and, positive partner effects of the same variables on the spouses’ well-being were observed. For the spouses, conjugal relationships had a positive actor effect on their well-being, but social support and emotion-focused coping strategies had negative actor effects. Also, spouses’ social support had a positive partner effect on the patients’ well-being while emotion-focused coping strategies had a negative effect. Conjugal relationship effect was positive when referring to availability and intensity of support and, negative when referring to dyadic adjustment. Overall, social support, conjugal relationship and coping strategies were found to be good predictors of quality of life, directly or indirectly through the partner
Maritz, Jeanette Elizabeth. "A parent's experience of the couple relationship after child bereavement". Thesis, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10210/6186.
Pełny tekst źródłaThe death of a child is like none other. The impact shakes the world of parents in its entire being. This research tells the story of parents' experience of the couple relationship after child bereavement. The objectives of the research are to: • explore and describe a parent's experience of the couple relationship after child bereavement; and • describe guidelines for the advanced psychiatric nurse practitioner to provide support to parents who have experienced child bereavement in order to promote their mental health through the mobilisation of resources. The paradigmatic perspective of this study is guided by the Theory for Health Promotion in Nursing (Rand Afrikaans University, Department of Nursing Science, 2002:2-8). The focus is on the whole person. A functional approach was followed based on Botes's model (Botes in Rand Afrikaans University: Department of Nursing, 2002:9-15) for nursing research. The researcher utilised a qualitative, descriptive, exploratory and contextual design (Mouton, 1996: 102). An authoethnographic strategy was implemented, & Bochner in Denzin & Lincoln, 2001:739, 747). In-depth, semi-structured, phenomenological interviews were held with parents meeting the sampling criteria. Consent for the research was obtained from the Rand Afrikaans University and informed consent was obtained from the parents volunteering to participate in the research.
Albuquerque, Sara Magalhães Pinto de. "“We are brothers in arms”: Individual and interpersonal determinants and processes in the adjustment of bereaved parents". Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10316/81169.
Pełny tekst źródłaBackground The death of a child impacts negatively several dimensions of parents’ lives and parental adjustment encompasses coping with individual grief and relational processes. When a child dies, parents are confronted with the need to address both the changes in themselves as individuals as well as in the relationship with their partners. Also, the adjustment to a child’s death impacts both parents, thus challenging them with the expectation of providing support to their partner while coping individually. Furthermore, the psychological adjustment of parents within a couple is not independent. Despite the interpersonal context in which parental grieving occurs, research with bereaved parents has been particularly focused on individual processes. A deep understanding of the phenomenon of parental bereavement and an approach that acknowledges the multidimensional (individual and relational) and dynamic complexity of bereaved parents’ grief after the loss of a child is essential. Hence, the general aims of our study were: to obtain a view of individual and relational processes inherent to parents’ adjustment (phase I); to identify the determinants and processes (individual, shared and relational) underlying parents’ individual and marital adjustment (phase II); and to examine the interdependence and interactive processes among bereaved couples (phase III). Methods This multi-method research project included three distinct research phases. In the first phase, a systematic review of empirical studies on the topic of marital adaptation of bereaved parents was conducted. This systematic review aimed to explore (1) the impact of the death of a child in the marital relationship, and (2) the influence of the marital relationship in the individual adjustment. The second phase focused on the cross-sectional examination of adjustment processes and outcomes in a sample of bereaved parents, including both quantitative (N = 197) and qualitative (N = 18) data purposely collected for this research project. Through self-report questionnaires and semi-structured interviews, information was gathered regarding: (1) sociodemographic characteristics and data regarding circumstances of death; (2) parents’ individual (grief, posttraumatic growth) and marital adjustment (dyadic adjustment); and (3) parents’ individual (continuing bonds, resilience) and marital (dyadic coping [DC] and interpersonal coping) resources, as well as parents’ perception of interactive processes. The third research phase focused on the analysis of interdependence among bereaved couples. We used dyadic longitudinal data of a previous research project collected from a sample of 227 bereaved couples (at 6, 13, and 20 months post-loss) on meaning-made and individual coping. Results Results from the systematic review of studies (phase I) indicated that a child’s death can have cohesive and detrimental effects on the couple’s relationship, depending on situational, dyad- and individual-level factors. Aspects such as marital quality and the couple’s interdependence were found to influence parents’ individual adjustment. Regarding the objectives in phase II, being a female, having lost a younger child, and having higher levels of resilience, internalized continuing bonds and stress communication by the partner were associated with higher levels of posttraumatic growth. Also, significant indirect effects of parents’ grief response on dyadic adjustment were found through stress communication by oneself and by the partner, positive DC by the partner; negative DC by the partner and joint DC. The timing of death (before vs. after birth) moderated the association between grief response and dyadic adjustment and between joint DC and dyadic adjustment. Finally, parents’ perceptions of positive interpersonal coping processes involved search for meaning, communication with the partner and behaviors with the function of protecting the partner and the relationship. In addition, parents perceived their individual grief and coping to influence the marital relationship, specifically communication, conflicts and support. On the other hand, support within the relationship was perceived to influence parents’ individual grief and coping. These interactive processes within bereaved parents functioned through interdependence between partners, and empathy and emotion contagion. Regarding the objective of phase III, we found that the combination of the parents’ own loss coping orientation and restoration coping orientation had a positive effect in parents’ meaning-made, whereas partners’ loss coping orientation had a negative effect. Conclusions The results from the present project highlight the need to: 1) account for the specific effect of the death of a child on marital relationships; 2) recognize the complex and bidirectional relationship between individual grief and the marital relationship, and how and when certain interpersonal interactions between bereaved partners impact the marital relationship; 3) acknowledge and optimize the potential protective effect of the interpersonal processes for parents individually and as couples; and 4) incorporate individual-level support in order to help bereaved partners to consider the consequences of their coping processes for themselves and their partners. Our results also enhance the relevance of emphasizing the wide-ranging types of factors contributing to salutogenic adjustment outcomes, namely posttraumatic growth and meaning-made.
Introdução A morte de um filho afeta negativamente várias dimensões da vida dos pais e o ajustamento parental envolve lidar com o luto individual e processos relacionais. Quando um filho morre, os pais são confrontados com a necessidade de lidar tanto com as mudanças em si mesmos como indivíduos, assim como na relação com o seu cônjuge. Ainda, o ajustamento à morte de um filho afeta ambos os pais, desafiando-os com a expectativa de apoiarem o companheiro ao mesmo tempo que lidam individualmente com a perda. Para além disso, o ajustamento psicológico dos pais enquanto casais não é independente. Apesar do contexto interpessoal em que o luto parental ocorre, a investigação com pais enlutados tem-se focado particularmente em processos individuais. Uma compreensão aprofundada do fenómeno do luto parental e uma abordagem que reconheça a complexidade multidimensional (individual e relacional) e dinâmica do luto dos pais após a perda de um filho é essencial. Neste sentido, os objetivos gerais do nosso estudo foram: obter uma visão dos processos individuais e relacionais inerentes ao ajustamento dos pais (fase I); identificar os determinantes e processos (individuais, compartilhados e relacionais) subjacentes ao ajustamento individual e conjugal dos pais (fase II); e examinar a interdependência e os processos interativos entre os casais enlutados (fase III). Metodologia O presente projeto de investigação incluiu três fases distintas. Na primeira fase, realizou-se uma revisão sistemática de estudos empíricos sobre a adaptação conjugal dos pais em luto. Esta revisão sistemática teve como objetivo explorar (1) o impacto da morte de um filho na relação conjugal e (2) a influência da relação conjugal no ajustamento individual. A segunda fase centrou-se no estudo transversal dos processos de ajustamento numa amostra de pais em luto pela morte de um filho, incluindo dados quantitativos (N = 197) e qualitativos (N = 18) recolhidos para este projeto de investigação. Através de questionários de autorrelato e entrevistas semiestruturadas, foi recolhida informação sobre: (1) dados sociodemográficos e dados relativos às circunstâncias da morte; (2) ajustamento individual dos pais (resposta de luto, crescimento pós-traumático) e conjugal (ajustamento diádico); e (3) recursos individuais (manutenção de vínculo, resiliência) e conjugais (coping diádico [CD] e coping interpessoal), bem como a perceção dos pais sobre os processos interativos. A terceira fase centrou-se na análise da interdependência entre os casais em luto. Utilizamos, nesta fase, dados diádicos longitudinais de um projeto de investigação anterior recolhidos de uma amostra de 227 casais em luto (6, 13 e 20 meses pós-morte) sobre o encontrar de um sentido na perda e o coping individual. Resultados Os resultados da revisão sistemática (fase I) indicaram que a morte de um filho pode ter efeitos coesivos ou prejudiciais na relação de casal, dependendo de fatores situacionais, diádicos e individuais. Aspetos como a qualidade conjugal e a interdependência do casal parecem influenciar o ajustamento individual dos pais. Em relação aos objetivos na fase II, ser mulher, ter perdido um filho mais novo, ter níveis mais elevados de resiliência, manutenção do vínculo de tipo internalizada e comunicação de stresse do cônjuge mostraram-se associados a maiores níveis de crescimento pós-traumático. Para além disso, foram encontrados efeitos indiretos significativos do luto parental no ajustamento diádico através da comunicação do stresse do próprio e do cônjuge, CD positivo do cônjuge; CD negativo do cônjuge e CD conjunto. O momento da morte (antes ou após o nascimento) moderou a associação entre o luto parental e o ajustamento diádico, e entre o CD conjunto e o ajustamento diádico. Finalmente, a perceção dos pais sobre os processos positivos de coping interpessoal envolveram a procura de um sentido na perda, comunicação com o cônjuge e comportamentos com a função de proteger o cônjuge e a relação. Os pais percecionaram que o luto e o coping individuais influenciaram a relação conjugal, especificamente a comunicação, os conflitos e o apoio no casal. Por outro lado, foi percecionado que o apoio no casal influenciava o luto e o coping individual dos pais. Esses processos interativos entre os pais operavam através da interdependência entre os cônjuges, e a empatia e contágio emocional. Em relação ao objetivo da fase III, a combinação do coping orientado para a perda com o coping orientado para a restauração teve um efeito positivo no encontrar um sentido na perda, mas o coping orientado para a perda (isoladamente) do companheiro teve um efeito negativo. Conclusões Os resultados do presente projeto de investigação destacam a necessidade de: 1) reconhecer o efeito específico da morte de um filho nas relações conjugais; 2) reconhecer a relação complexa e bidirecional entre o luto individual e a relação conjugal, e como e quando certas interações interpessoais entre os cônjuges afetam a relação conjugal; 3) reconhecer e otimizar o efeito potencialmente protetor dos processos interpessoais para os pais individualmente e como casais; e 4) incorporar apoio a nível individual para ajudar os pais a terem em conta as consequências dos seus processos de coping para si e para o cônjuge. Os nossos resultados salientam ainda a relevância de considerar a abrangência de tipos de fatores que contribuem para um ajustamento saudável à perda, nomeadamente o crescimento pós-traumático e o encontrar de um sentido na perda.
Lu, Po-Chieh, i 呂伯杰. "The Relationship Adjustment Process of Infertile Couples". Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/71372142424752427271.
Pełny tekst źródła國立臺北教育大學
心理與諮商學系碩士班
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The purpose of this research is to explore the relationship adjustment process of infertile couples, attempting to understand how infertile couples go through the process of wanting a child while still maintaining their marital relationship. This study used a semi-structured in-depth interview approach to interview three infertile couples, and used hermeneutic phenomenology to analyze the data. The research results are displayed below: 1.The relationship adjustment process of infertile couples can be divided into four stages: (1) Before wanting a child- fundamentals of the couple's relationship are formed (2) Preliminary stage of wanting a child- stress within the couple's relationship starts to accumulate (3) The cycle of treatment and failure- a shaky relationship and transformation (4) Giving up active treatment- the main stress dies away, entering a land of joy 2.The adjustment types can be divided into two categories: (1) Maintained relationship: conflict avoidance, self adjustment, miss catch of the intentions to become closer in relationship (2) Closer relationship: active communication, keeping each other company, compromising to satisfy each other's needs 3.The relationship adjustment process of infertile couples have four characteristics: (1) The strength of maintained relationships and closer relationships cancel out each other (2) The effort put into relationships can be continued (3) The adjustment process has an influence on the relationship and vice versa (4) Different ways of adjustment can appear simultaneously in different events and contexts of wanting a child 4.There are four dynamics in the relationship adjustment process of infertile couples: (1) There are differences in the starting point of each couple's relationship (2) Successful efforts to become closer: the couple's perception of each other has changed and it is the beginning of an improved relationship (3) Motivation to have a stable relationship (4) Unsuccessful attempts to have a closer relationship 5.The relationship adjustment process enhances the resilience of infertile couple's relationship. 6.Each adjustment of a conflict is a turning point for the improvement of an infertile couple's relationship. 7.Showing the vulnerability of self during the process of wanting a child can bring the other closer. 8.Increased quality and resilience of a couple's relationship can help them in confronting all kinds of challenges in their future relationship. 9.The movement of a couple's relationship is influenced by one another. 10.Avoiding conflict provides a buffer for the couple's relationship and helps to maintain their relationship 11.Three elements in practicing Christianity that facilitates a closer relationship in couples: (1) Interaction that enhances the relationship- acceptance, listening attentively, hugging (2) Buffering for the relationship- self adjustment (3) Hope for the future- handling matters stably and continuously 12.The belief of " having a son to carry on the family name" is mainly passed down from mother to daughter. 13.Infertile couples' stress of " having a son to carry on the family name" can be set down after the process of putting in effort to have a child. 14.The adjustment process of infertile couples have the three elements of "forbearance, patience and endurance"; these behavior have an effect on the couple's relationship. 15."Pursuing further education" can improve the relationship of infertile couples in three dimensions: (1) Increased understanding of each other- closer relationship (2) Changed attitude towards wanting a child- closer relationship (3) Decreased interaction between the couple- calmer relationship 16.The cost of infertile treatment in Taiwan is relatively cheaper than other countries, which helps the couple focus more on their marital relationship. Finally, according to the research results, suggestions for the research method and related practices are made, to provide reference for practitioners and future studies.
Liu, Ying-Ling, i 劉盈伶. "The Relationships among Dyadic Perfectionism, Willingness and Behavior of Sacrifice, and Love Relationship Adjustment of Heterosexual College Couples". Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/04638114372608354838.
Pełny tekst źródła國立臺灣師範大學
教育心理與輔導學系
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The main purpose of the present study was to explore the relationships among dyadic perfectionism, willingness and behavior of sacrifice, and love relationship adjustment of heterosexual college couples. A total of 272 completed self-reported questionnaires (136 college couples) were collected through purposive sampling and accidental sampling. Data was analyzed by one-way analysis of variance, Pearson product-term correlation, and hierarchical regression analysis. The major findings of the present study were as follows: 1. For both male and female, partner-oriented perfectionism and partner-prescribed perfectionism were negatively related to satisfaction/growth, positively related to conflict/paradox, and negatively related to autonomy. 2. Male’s willingness and behavior of active sacrifice and willingness and behavior of passive sacrifice” were positively related to satisfaction/growth, and negatively related to conflict/paradox. In addition, female students’ “willingness and behavior of active sacrifice and willingness and behavior of passive sacrifice were positively related to Satisfaction/Growth. Moreover, female students’ willingness and behavior of passive sacrifice” were negatively related to conflict/paradox and positively related to autonomy. 3. Female’s partner-oriented perfectionism were negatively related to male’s satisfaction/growth and positively related to male’s conflict/paradox. Moreover, both male’s and female’s partner-oriented perfectionism were negatively related to the opposite sex's satisfaction/growth, positively related to the opposite sex's conflict/paradox, negatively related to the opposite sex's autonomy. 4. Male’s partner-oriented perfectionism and partner-prescribed perfectionism negatively predicted their satisfaction/growth, and male’s willingness and behavior of active sacrifice” positively predicted their satisfaction/growth”. In addition, female’s partner-prescribed perfectionism negatively predicted their satisfaction/growth, and female’s willingness and behavior of passive sacrifice” positively predicted their satisfaction/growth”. For both male and female, partner-oriented perfectionism and partner-prescribed perfectionism positively predicted conflict/paradox. For both male and female, partner-prescribed perfectionism negatively predicted their autonomy. 5. Considering the effect from partner, male and female’s partner-prescribed perfectionism negatively predicted female’s satisfaction/growth. Male’s partner-oriented perfectionism, male and female’s partner-prescribed perfectionism positively predicted male’s conflict/paradox. 6. For both male and female, willingness and behavior of passive sacrifice had moderating effect between partner-prescribed perfectionism and satisfaction/growth. Male’s willingness and behavior of passive sacrifice had moderating effect between their partner-prescribed perfectionism and conflict/paradox. Female’s willingness and behavior of passive sacrifice had moderating effect between their partner-prescribed perfectionism and autonomy. Lastly, implications for counseling and future research were proposed based on the results. Key words: dyadic perfectionism, willingness and behavior of sacrifice, and love relationship adjustment
Pelletier, Louise Nicole Marie. "Perceptions of violence and marital adjustment within couples who have experienced violence in their relationship : an exploratory study". 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/1993/20145.
Pełny tekst źródłaBurns, Willow. "Long-term dyadic adjustment of parents of children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia : couples’ experiences from treatment completion to survivorship". Thèse, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/20614.
Pełny tekst źródłaGraham, Jennifer Ann. "An autoethnographic account of married life after traumatic brain injury : a couple's co-construction of their journey". Diss., 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/19652.
Pełny tekst źródłaPsychology
M.A. (Psychology)
Ferreira, Da Costa Talita Maria. "Divorce as bifurcation: redefining a nuclear system". Diss., 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2218.
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M.A. (Clinical Psychology)