The relationship between observed and self-reported emotion skills, intimacy, and relationship satisfaction was examined. Results showed that emotion skills can be reliably observed in couples\u27 interactions. Results also supported a model in which emotion skills influence marital satisfaction through their influence on intimacy. Results further showed that observed emotion skills added to self-report in the prediction of marital health. Finally, where there were gender differences, women were more emotionally skillful than men
This study tested for the mediational effects of dyadic coping in the observed relationship between ...
AIM: This study aimed to predict the share of emotional adjustment and its components in marital sat...
The present study explored gender differences in emotional expressivity and extraversion as well as ...
We tested the theory that emotional skillfulness, specifically the ability to identify and communica...
97 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2003.This study provided support fo...
What emotional skills do people need to have a satisfying, close personal relationship? Two studies ...
M.A.This study set out to investigate the relationship between Emotional Intelligence and martial sa...
Previous research has shown that individuals high in emotion recognition abilities are\ud more accur...
Among the multiple determinants of marital satisfaction, evidence points to the social skills of mar...
This study tested the theory that mindfulness contributes to greater intimate relationship satisfact...
While much has been written about trait emotional intelligence (EI) in the last decade and while it ...
The current study examined variables which contribute to marital satisfaction. Specifically, attachm...
This study examined links between emotion expression in couple interactions and marital quality and ...
The relation between affect recognition and relationship satisfaction was examined in a sample of 51...
The results showed that there was significant difference between husbands’ and their wives' marital ...
This study tested for the mediational effects of dyadic coping in the observed relationship between ...
AIM: This study aimed to predict the share of emotional adjustment and its components in marital sat...
The present study explored gender differences in emotional expressivity and extraversion as well as ...
We tested the theory that emotional skillfulness, specifically the ability to identify and communica...
97 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2003.This study provided support fo...
What emotional skills do people need to have a satisfying, close personal relationship? Two studies ...
M.A.This study set out to investigate the relationship between Emotional Intelligence and martial sa...
Previous research has shown that individuals high in emotion recognition abilities are\ud more accur...
Among the multiple determinants of marital satisfaction, evidence points to the social skills of mar...
This study tested the theory that mindfulness contributes to greater intimate relationship satisfact...
While much has been written about trait emotional intelligence (EI) in the last decade and while it ...
The current study examined variables which contribute to marital satisfaction. Specifically, attachm...
This study examined links between emotion expression in couple interactions and marital quality and ...
The relation between affect recognition and relationship satisfaction was examined in a sample of 51...
The results showed that there was significant difference between husbands’ and their wives' marital ...
This study tested for the mediational effects of dyadic coping in the observed relationship between ...
AIM: This study aimed to predict the share of emotional adjustment and its components in marital sat...
The present study explored gender differences in emotional expressivity and extraversion as well as ...