Between Individual and Family Coping: A Decade of Theory and Research on Couples Coping With Health-Related Stress
Between Individual and Family Coping: A Decade of Theory and Research on Couples Coping With Health-Related Stress
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DOI：
10.1111/jftr.12252
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发表时间：
2018-03-01
影响因子：
4.5
通讯作者：
Roberts, Linda J.
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作者：
Lee, Eunjin;Roberts, Linda J.
虽然调整健康相关的压力是一个关键的过程，现有的个人和家庭的压力和应对理论是不足以理解的过程中发生的情况下，一对夫妇应对健康相关的压力。本文回顾了过去十年的研究成果，从夫妻应对健康相关压力的角度，对夫妻健康相关压力进行了实证研究。四个二元应对理论确定，这一新兴的理论景观进行了总结和评价。尽管在压力和应对的二元概念化方面取得了进展，但该领域缺乏一个全面的框架来指导研究并整合各种新兴理论。一个生态内部和人际过程（EIIPP）的框架，整合目前的工作在二元的应对，并纳入持久的贡献，从个人和家庭系统的压力和应对的工作，早于明确的二元概念化。审查最后强调了EIIPP框架对推进家庭领域的潜在贡献。
Although adjusting to health-related stress is a critical process, existing individual and family stress and coping theories are inadequate for understanding the processes that occur in the context of a couple coping with health-related stress. Focusing on the past decade, this review identifies empirical studies adopting a dyadic perspective to examine couples coping with health-related stress. Four dyadic coping theories are identified, and this emerging theoretical landscape is summarized and evaluated. Despite advances in dyadic conceptualizations of stress and coping, the field lacks a comprehensive framework to guide research and integrate the diverse emerging theories. An ecological intra-and interpersonal process (EIIPP) framework is introduced to integrate current work in dyadic coping and to incorporate enduring contributions from the work on individual and family-systems stress and coping that predates the explicitly dyadic conceptualizations. The review concludes by highlighting potential contributions of the EIIPP framework for advancing the family field.