Holding back, intimacy, and psychological and relationship outcomes among couples coping with prostate cancer.
Holding back, intimacy, and psychological and relationship outcomes among couples coping with prostate cancer.
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10.1037/fam0000096
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发表时间：
2015-10
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Virtue SM
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Manne SL;Kissane D;Zaider T;Kashy D;Lee D;Heckman C;Virtue SM
本研究评估亲密作为一种机制的影响，阻止分享癌症的关注对夫妇的心理困扰，幸福感和婚姻满意度使用演员-合作伙伴相互依存模型（APIM），并评估这些协会的2个可能的主持人：病人和配偶癌症的关注。在过去的一年里，我们有139名男性接受了局限性前列腺癌的治疗，他们的配偶完成了关于阻止分享癌症问题，亲密关系，痛苦和关系满意度的调查，以及患者和配偶的癌症问题。APIM-表明，抑制分享担忧与患者和配偶的痛苦、幸福感和关系满意度之间的联系可以部分归因于它们对患者和配偶对关系亲密度的看法的影响。癌症问题的数量并没有缓和中介模型。退缩与伴侣双方的幸福和痛苦有很强的联系。抑制分享担忧对夫妻的亲密和关系满意度尤其有害。
The present study evaluated intimacy as a mechanism for the effects of holding back sharing concerns about cancer on couples’ psychological distress, well-being, and marital satisfaction using the actor-partner interdependence model (APIM), and evaluated 2 possible moderators of these associations: the number of patient and spouse cancer concerns. We had 139 men treated for localized prostate cancer in the past year and their spouses complete surveys about holding back sharing cancer concerns, intimacy, distress, and relationship satisfaction, as well as patient and spouse cancer concerns. APIM-indicated that the association between holding back sharing concerns, and patient and spouse distress, well-being, and relationship satisfaction could be partially accounted for by their influence on patient and spouse perceptions of relationship intimacy. The number of cancer concerns did not moderate the mediational model. Holding back has strong associations with both partners’ well-being and distress. Holding back sharing concerns was particularly detrimental for couples’ intimacy and relationship satisfaction.