This study uses the communication theory of resilience as a sensitizing framework to explore
how US military spouses transferred resilience practices acquired during military …

Although recent findings imply that marital distress and mental health symptoms are
intertwined among military personnel, a prospective longitudinal study is needed to evaluate …

Relational turbulence theory (RTT) articulates processes that explain why spouses evaluate
their marriages as chaotic. Specifically, RTT predicts that relational uncertainty biases …

Relational turbulence theory (RTT) suggests that people perceive their romantic
relationships as turbulent when they experience interactions that manifest the deleterious …

Using dynamic structural equation modeling (DSEM;), this study tests how partner
disruptions of daily routines create a chaotic relational state through intensified emotions …

Reintegration after a military service member returns home from deployment is a time of
uncertainty that requires adjustment by all family members. Building on accounts (ie, story …

Abstract The coronavirus (COVID‐19) pandemic resulted in economic concerns and
disruptions in daily life for many families, which may amplify relational strains and create …

This study examined the associations among frequency and comfort of siblings' religious
conversations and their relational uncertainty (RU), as well as the degree to which the …

The purpose of this research study was to explore and understand how active-duty and
veteran long-term military married couples mitigate separation and divorce after multiple …

One of the most challenging transitions families face is the death of a parent/partner. The
death of a parent/partner disrupts the surviving parent and child's life and contributes to a …