2019
DOI: 10.1080/14681994.2019.1682540
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The potent cocktail of love, intimacy, sex, and power: an assessment pyramid for couples therapy

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“…In this way, Black Americans have utilized religion as both a social institution (e.g., the Black Church) to fight against societal‐level threats and as an individual coping mechanism to help preserve and protect the quality of their intimate relationships. The current findings regarding the effects of religious coping on marital love among Black couples in midlife are especially notable, given that love is related to relationship stability and that decreases in relationship quality typically occur over time (Barton & Bryant, 2016; Brown, 2019).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…In this way, Black Americans have utilized religion as both a social institution (e.g., the Black Church) to fight against societal‐level threats and as an individual coping mechanism to help preserve and protect the quality of their intimate relationships. The current findings regarding the effects of religious coping on marital love among Black couples in midlife are especially notable, given that love is related to relationship stability and that decreases in relationship quality typically occur over time (Barton & Bryant, 2016; Brown, 2019).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Religiosity is especially likely to influence marital love (i.e., feelings of belongingness, interdependence, closeness, attachment; Braiker & Kelley, 1979), as many religions endorse love as a primary principle and encourage spouses to act in a loving manner. Love also is considered to be a defining element of romantic relationships and has been linked to relationship satisfaction and stability, and, among Black couples, co‐parenting quality (Brown, 2019; Riina & McHale, 2015). In one study, Black couples reported that their faith enhanced their love for their spouse and children (Millett et al., 2018), and a nationally representative study found that ethnic minority individuals experienced more expressed love than did Whites at higher levels of perceived spousal religiosity (Perry, 2016).…”
Section: Religion and Marital Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…21501/22161201.3951 La relación también se hace más fuerte en tanto luego de priorizarse a sí mismos, logran priorizar la vida en pareja, ellos lo hacen evidente velando por el presente y el futuro y desenredando conversacionalmente el agravio del pasado. Este cuidado del otro aparece como lo refiere Brown (2019), como una práctica que ofrece salidas al conflicto.…”
Section: Agradecimientosunclassified
“…MENT. 2022;1(2): 35 -42 No obstante, es importante precisar que no necesariamente hay una relación directa entre ruptura sentimental y una experiencia dolosa (así como la intensidad con la que esta se vive), hay que considerar factores que sirven de mediadores y moderadores en esta relación, tales como el género, el estilo de apego y la calidad de la relación (Brown, 2019;Bhugra & De Silva, 2000;Gottman & Schwartz Gottman, 2015;Johnson, 2015;Sexton et al, 2003). Factores que a su vez, no parecen diferir de los moderadores y mediadores de las reacciones de duelo complejas por fallecimiento (Espinosa Sierra et al, 2017;Marshall et al, 2013;Mirsu-Paun & Oliver, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified