I reviewed the 36 marriage and cohabitation studies from the Journal of Family and
Economic Issues articles published between 2010–2019. Nearly all of the studies used …

Past research suggests that intimate partners respond to major stressors in different ways,
sometimes by sticking together and sometimes by splitting up. Couples living through the …

This study examined how ongoing relationship maintenance and communal perspectives
influence relational load and executive functioning immediately after a stressful conversation …

This study longitudinally examined the sexual costs of economic distress in newlywed
couple relationships. Family stress theory posits an association between economic pressure …

While a plethora of research has found that parent financial socialization during childhood
and adolescence is linked with financial outcomes in emerging adulthood, recent literature …

The field of relationship science has devoted greater attention to understanding the impact
of contextual stressors (eg, economic strain) on low-income and/or economically …

Background: Marital commitment has been identified as one of the effective components in
the development and stability of marital relationships. This study aimed to investigate the …

The purpose of this study was to predict intimate attitudes and marital happiness based on
self-compassion and communication skills in married female students. The research method …

abstractOne of the most important variables in the subject of family and marital relations is
marital adjustment. Therefore, the present study aimed to investigate the role of …

Purpose: This study aimed to delineate the couple therapy's effectiveness with the
transactional analysis to reduce marital disaffection and advance marital commitment in …