Overview: Parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) report abundant joyful parenting experiences, but also high child-related challenges. There is evidence that these child-related challenges can toll on the couple relationship of some parents of children with ASD. Insight into the potential group-level risk for poor couple relationship quality in parents of children with ASD, wit...

People often rely on partner support and shared reality during stressful uncertain times. As such, the current research explored how these may relate to relationship satisfaction COVID-19 pandemic. To do so, 155 frontline health-care workers their significant others completed measures of satisfaction, while also indicating levels perceived or provided support, respectively. We proposed that wou...

In recent years, central research on relationships has focused mostly on the quality of relationships. It has been postulated that married and dating couples tend to rate the quality of their relationship differently. The present study aims to explore this statement in addition to examining the role of gender in couple satisfaction and consensus. A total of 160 participants that were made up of...

Title of Document: THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS AND RELATIONSHIP SATISFACTION: DIRECT EFFECT AND MEDIATION THROUGH PARTNER COGNITIONS Janey E. Cunningham Master of Science, 2007 Directed By: Professor Norman B. Epstein, Ph.D. Department of Family Studies Previous research has identified links between psychopathological symptoms and levels of satisfaction within couple rel...

The decisions of where and how people want to spend their leisure time have a direct effect on the tourism industry, well-being, happiness. Stemming from social comparison theory, present study investigates impact couple holiday decision tactics emotional well-being satisfaction mediating relationship between satisfaction. fundamental framework was examined using 513 questionnaires distributed ...