Marital Conflict and Health: The Moderating Roles of Emotion Regulation and Marriage Order

Frye-Cox, Nick E.; Ganong, Lawrence H.; Jensen, Todd M.; Coleman, Marilyn

doi:10.1080/10502556.2021.1925853

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“…Causes and Correlates of Conflict: Studies continue to examine the diverse factors contributing to marital conflict. Communication patterns, emotional dysregulation, financial stress, infidelity, and unmet needs are consistently identified as triggers [37,38]. Additionally, personality traits, family histories, and cultural expectations can influence conflict dynamics [39,40].…”

Section: Marital Conflict: a Literature Surveymentioning

confidence: 99%

Balancing Acts: A Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Exploration of Psychological Factors in Marital Conflict and Intervention Strategies

Majumder,

Dorai,

Gopinathan

et al. 2024

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Background: While long-lasting marriages are lauded for their positive impact on well-being, the reality is that 44% of couples globally face the challenge of divorce. This study addresses the crucial role of psycho-social interventions in alleviating severe depression arising from marital conflict. Methods: Our comprehensive approach, combining subjective analysis, BDI-II, and Mental Status Examination, guides a structured intervention with rapport building, psycho-education, and tailored strategies. Results: This led to significant improvements for our client: previously severely depressed, they now actively engage in professional activities, with depression levels, cognitive, somatic, and affective factors improving by 85.7%, 85.7%, 88.8%, and 80%, respectively. To further refine our approach, we employ Ordered Statistics and Pearson Correlation to identify critical vulnerable factors and Multi-Objective Optimization by Ratio Analysis (MOORA) to objectively prioritize interventions. Conclusion: This data-driven approach ensures the most effective interventions are chosen, maximizing the precision and efficacy of our study and paving the way for improved support for individuals struggling with marital conflict and depression.

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Section: Marital Conflict: a Literature Surveymentioning

confidence: 99%

Balancing Acts: A Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Exploration of Psychological Factors in Marital Conflict and Intervention Strategies

Majumder,

Dorai,

Gopinathan

et al. 2024

Preprint

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“…Аношкин. Адаптация опросников решения конфликтов конфликтов для ребенка (Ran et al, 2021) и их влияния на соматическое и психическое здоровье супругов (Frye-Cox et al, 2021).…”

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школы экономики» издается с 2004 г. Национальным исследовательским университетом «Высшая школа экономики» и поддерживается департаментом психологии НИУ ВШЭ. Миссия журнала -это • повышение статуса психологии как фундаментальной и практико-ориентированной науки; • формирование новых предметов и программ развития психологии как интердисциплинарной сферы исследований; • интеграция основных достижений российской и мировой психологической мысли; • формирование новых дискурсов и направлений исследований; • предоставление площадки для обмена идеями, результатами исследований, а также дискуссий по основным проблемам современной психологии. В журнале публикуются научные статьи по следующим основным темам: • достижения и стратегии развития когнитивной, социальной и организационной психологии, психологии личности, персонологии, нейронаук; • методология, история и теория психологии; • методы и методики исследования в психологии; • интердисциплинарные исследования; • дискуссии по актуальным проблемам фундаментальных и прикладных исследований в области психологии и смежных наук. Целевая аудитория журнала включает профессиональных психологов, работников образования, представителей органов государственного управления, бизнеса, экспертных сообществ, студентов, а также всех тех, кто интересуется проблемами и достижениями психологической науки. Журнал выходит 1 раз в квартал и распространяется в России и за рубежом.

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“…Consequently, the ongoing identification of key correlates of stepfamily functioning has practical value in terms of highlighting promising intervention targets for systems and professionals seeking to support families. In addition, relational dynamics within stepfamilies have been linked to a variety of outcomes, including the physical, behavioral, and psychological well‐being of children and adults (Amato et al, 2016; Frye‐Cox et al, 2021; Jensen, 2017; Jensen et al, 2015, 2018; Jensen & Harris, 2017a, 2017b; Jensen & Lippold, 2018; Schrodt, 2021; Schrodt & Braithwaite, 2011).…”

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Associations between dyadic relationship quality and stepfamily functioning: A common fate modeling approach

Jensen

Ganong

2022

Family Process

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Clinical and empirical literatures have highlighted the value of attending to distinct dyads within stepfamilies to ensure the needs of various relationships are being met. From a family systems perspective, the growth and maintenance of positive dynamics within one dyadic relationship can yield gains in other relationships and shape the larger stepfamily environment. Research seeking to link information about dyads and larger stepfamily systems is often marked by single-informant data or measures that represent individual-level constructs. Methods intended to leverage multi-informant data as indicators of dyad-or family-level constructs (i.e., common fate modeling; CFM) offer valuable opportunities to expand our understanding of stepfamily experiences. Using a sample of 291 stepparent-parent dyads, our study uses multi-informant data and CFM to assess three dyad-level constructs (i.e., marital quality, marital confidence, and stepparent-child relationship quality) as correlates of three stepfamily-level constructs (i.e., cohesion, expressiveness, and harmony). Our findings illustrate meaningful linkages among dyadic relationships and broader stepfamily-level dynamics, specifically emphasizing the role of stepparent-child relationship quality and marital confidence in shaping stepfamily cohesion, expressiveness, and harmony. The results also signal the potential for substantive findings to vary with respect to the selected unit of analysis.

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Marital Conflict and Health: The Moderating Roles of Emotion Regulation and Marriage Order

Cited by 5 publications

References 63 publications

Balancing Acts: A Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Exploration of Psychological Factors in Marital Conflict and Intervention Strategies

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