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Stress and its associations with relationship satisfaction.
Current Opinion in Psychology 2017 Februrary
Stress is an all too common experience for people around the world. In the past 30 years, researchers have built upon traditional models of stress, which have focused on the individual, to explore stress' systemic effects. As such, the once thought individual experience of stress can now be conceptualized as a dyadic construct that affects both individuals within an interdependent dyad. Reviewing a selection of the literature published after Randall and Bodenmann's [1] seminal review on the impact of stress on close relationships, this review conceptualizes the associations between different types of stressors-particularly those that originate outside (external) and inside (internal) the relationship-and relationship satisfaction within romantic relationships. Implications for future research and clinical interventions are discussed.
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