2021
DOI: 10.37898/spc.2021.6.3.146
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Does Forgiveness Affect Marital Satisfaction?

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“…One such maintenance strategy might be marital forgiveness (Ogolsky et al, 2017), a process of prosocial shift following an incident in which a person has been treated unjustly by a spouse (Allemand et al, 2007; Fincham and Beach, 2002; McNulty, 2008). Studies have shown that unforgiveness has a detrimental effect on marital quality (Stafford et al, 2014; Şahan, 2021), whereas the spouses’ ability to move past transgressions is critical to stability, adjustment and satisfaction in marriage (Ghiurca and Vintila, 2019; Gordon and Baucom, 2003; Gordon et al, 2000; He et al, 2018; McDonald et al, 2018; Osei-Tutu et al, 2019; Shola, 2018).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…One such maintenance strategy might be marital forgiveness (Ogolsky et al, 2017), a process of prosocial shift following an incident in which a person has been treated unjustly by a spouse (Allemand et al, 2007; Fincham and Beach, 2002; McNulty, 2008). Studies have shown that unforgiveness has a detrimental effect on marital quality (Stafford et al, 2014; Şahan, 2021), whereas the spouses’ ability to move past transgressions is critical to stability, adjustment and satisfaction in marriage (Ghiurca and Vintila, 2019; Gordon and Baucom, 2003; Gordon et al, 2000; He et al, 2018; McDonald et al, 2018; Osei-Tutu et al, 2019; Shola, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%