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AN INVESTIGATION OF UNMET INTIMACY NEEDS IN MARITAL RELATIONSHIPS
Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 2005In this investigation we examined partners' responses to unmet intimacy needs in hopes of better understanding how these responses may affect intimacy satisfaction and overall relationship satisfaction. Eighty-four married couples, plus four additional husbands and 12 additional wives, were recruited from the community and completed measures of ...
Jennifer S, Kirby +2 more
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Marital Conflict and Marital Intimacy: An Integrative Psychodynamic‐Behavioral‐Systemic Model
Family Process, 1979A conceptual model of some of the intrapsychic and interpersonal forces that stimulate and maintain repetitive, nonproductive marital conflict behavior is presented. In this model, concepts derived from psychoanalytic and social‐learning theory are integrated within a family systems framework.
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Types of Marital Intimacy and Prevalence of Emotional Illness
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1986Epidemiological research has demonstrated that married individuals generally experience better emotional health than the single, divorced and widowed. The married populations in these studies were not evaluated on the basis of the quality of their marital relationships.
E M, Waring +3 more
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Facilitating marital intimacy through self-disclosure
The American Journal of Family Therapy, 1981Abstract Intimacy is one of several interpersonal dimensions which describe the quality of a marital relationship. An operational definition of intimacy is presented. Evidence that a lack of intimacy is associated with nonpsychotic emotional illness, marital maladjustment and family dysfunction is reviewed.
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The Role of Marital Intimacy in Psychiatric Help-Seeking
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1989Epidemiological studies have shown that most people with diagnosable psychiatric illnesses do not seek professional help. Symptoms of non-psychotic emotional illness, interpersonal relationship quality and personality traits have demonstrable associations.
C, Chamberlaine +4 more
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The American journal of family therapy, 2019
In the postmodern era which emphasizes the relativity and subjectivity of the whole of knowledge, the likelihood of believing in the endless possibilities of a particular model is getting smaller every day. As a result, no one accepts that a model can be
J. Noori +3 more
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In the postmodern era which emphasizes the relativity and subjectivity of the whole of knowledge, the likelihood of believing in the endless possibilities of a particular model is getting smaller every day. As a result, no one accepts that a model can be
J. Noori +3 more
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Marital Intimacy and Spiritual Weil-Being
Journal of Pastoral Care, 1998Notes that although marital intimacy has become a recent focus of empirical studies, its relationship to spirituality has remained virtually unexplored. Reports some preliminary findings of an empirical study examining the relationship between marital intimacy and spiritual well-being in a sample of ninety-three married men and women.
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MARITAL INTIMACY NEEDS QUESTIONNAIRE: PRELIMINARY REPORT
The American Journal of Family Therapy, 1997Abstract Satisfaction with the intimacy one experiences in marriage is thought to be an important aspect of a successful marriage. For many clinicians and family researchers, intimacy has been narrowly conceptualized as a unidimensional construct and unidirectional process.
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Intimacy, Marital Satisfaction, and Third Party Imagined Interactions
Imagination, Cognition and Personality, 2016This study examined the relationships between intimacy, relational quality, and third party imagined interactions (TPIIs) in married individuals. Similar to imagined interactions, TPIIs occur when an individual imagines the conversation between two other individuals in which the imaginer is not a conversation participant.
Kristen M. Berkos, Jon Denham
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Intimacy and Conjoint Marital Therapy
1982The seeking and valuing of intimacy is a modern marital expectation and benefit that is highly correlated with desires for marital happiness. The social and cultural ferment of the last fifty years has irreversibly altered the old reasons for initiating and perpetuating marriage (Grunebaum & Christ, 1976).
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