Communally Coping With Diabetes: An Observational Investigation Using the Actor-Partner Interdependence Model
Communally Coping With Diabetes: An Observational Investigation Using the Actor-Partner Interdependence Model
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DOI：
10.1037/fam0000414
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发表时间：
2018-08-01
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
Hausmann, Leslie R. M.
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作者：
Van Vleet, Meredith;Helgeson, Vicki S.;Hausmann, Leslie R. M.
共同应对是人际应对的一种形式，涉及共同的疾病评估和合作解决与疾病相关的问题。我们假设，如果夫妻中有一方最近被诊断出患有2型糖尿病，那么共同应对可能会使双方更好地解决糖尿病问题，改善情绪，提高关系质量，减少心理困扰。共同应对是根据119对异性恋夫妇讨论控制糖尿病困难的互动录像进行编码的。采用行为者-伴侣相互依赖模型来分离行为者共同应对和伴侣共同应对与结果的关联，并检查夫妻成员是否患有糖尿病和性别作为调节变量。我们预计共同应对对女性比男性更有利，而且伴侣共同应对比行动者共同应对对结果的影响更大。结果与假设基本一致，表明共同应对对夫妻应对糖尿病是有益的。
Communal coping is a form of interpersonal coping that involves a shared illness appraisal and collaborating to address illness-related issues. We hypothesized that communal coping among couples in which one person is recently diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes would be related to better diabetes problem-solving, better mood, greater relationship quality, and less psychological distress for both partners. Communal coping was coded from videotaped interactions in which 119 heterosexual couples discussed difficulties in managing diabetes. Actor-partner interdependence models were performed to isolate associations of actor communal coping and partner communal coping with outcomes, and examined whether the couple-member had diabetes and sex as moderator variables. We expected that communal coping would be more beneficial for women than men, and that partner communal coping would be more strongly linked to outcomes than actor communal coping. Results were largely consistent with hypotheses, suggesting that communal coping is beneficial to couples coping with diabetes.