The association of antisocial behavior and depressive symptoms between partners and risk for aggression in romantic relationships

Article Abstract:

The extent to which antisocial behavior and depressive symptoms was associated between romantic partners, and whether the partners' antisocial behavior and depressive symptoms affected the individual's aggression toward the partner above and beyond the contribution of his or her own symptoms are examined. The results suggest that interventions to reduce partner violence need to consider the potential influence, as well as perpetrator, characteristics.

Antisocial behavior, Antisocial behaviour

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Relations of husbands' and wives' dysphoria to marital conflict resolution strategies

Article Abstract:

The relations between spouses' dysphoria, constructive, destructive emotions and tactics, displayed by husbands and wives throughout marital conflicts were investigated. The implications for the treatment of depressed or maritally discordant couples are discussed.

Interpersonal conflict

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Genetic and environmental influences on marital relationships

Article Abstract:

The problems related to the extent of agreement between husbands and wives on their marital quality are addressed. The aim was to estimate the genetic and environmental sources of individual differences on marital quality of their marriage.

Individual differences, Individual differences (Psychology)

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