Loneliness in Partner Relationships: A Dyadic Examination of Short- and Long-Term Dynamics
伴侣关系中的孤独感:短期和长期动态的二元检验
基本信息
- 批准号:424470289
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Grants
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2018-12-31 至 2022-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Loneliness occurs when individuals perceive a discrepancy between individual's aspired and their actually experienced amount of closeness and intimacy in social relationship. Partner relationships have consistently been shown to be the single most powerful protective factor against loneliness. At the same time, partner relationships also have been found to increase loneliness when the relationship is perceived as unsatisfying or of otherwise low quality. The current research project is dedicated to investigate the circumstances and mechanisms leading to the rise and perpetuation of loneliness in partner relationships and extends prior research in three major ways by (1) investigating reciprocal influences between loneliness and relationship quality, (2) investigating the intra- and interpersonal processes underlying these reciprocal influences, and (3) employing a sample involving both members of recently formed couples. Over the course of three years, both couple members will be surveyed at eleven measurement occasions each three months apartregarding several aspects of their personality, their perceived relationship quality, as well as their perception of the partner. Furthermore, the project implements three diary phases, focusing on disentangling affective, cognitive, and behavioral processes. Each diary phase consists of two end-of-day diary episodes, of which each extends over 14 days. Through this design, the research project contributes new insights into the macro- and micro-dynamics between loneliness and relationship quality over the course of partner relationships. Furthermore, the project sheds light on both the intra- and interpersonal processes underlying these dynamics. These insights are crucial to understand the antecedents, manifestations, and consequences of loneliness.
当个体在社会关系中感觉到自己的渴望与他们实际经历的亲密程度和亲密程度之间存在差异时,就会产生孤独。一直以来,伴侣关系都被证明是对抗孤独的唯一最强大的保护因素。与此同时,当伴侣关系被认为不令人满意或质量不高时,也发现这种关系会增加孤独感。目前的研究项目致力于调查导致伴侣关系中孤独感上升和持续的环境和机制,并从三个主要方面扩展了先前的研究:(1)调查孤独与关系质量之间的相互影响;(2)调查这些相互影响背后的内部和人际过程;(3)使用包括新近形成的夫妻双方成员的样本。在三年的时间里,这对夫妇将在每三个月的11次测量场合接受调查,调查他们个性的几个方面,他们感知的关系质量,以及他们对伴侣的看法。此外,该项目还实施了三个日记阶段,专注于理清情感、认知和行为过程。每个日记阶段包括两个日终日记集,每集持续14天。通过这一设计,该研究项目对伴侣关系过程中孤独与关系质量之间的宏观和微观动态提供了新的见解。此外,该项目揭示了这些动态背后的内部和人际过程。这些洞察力对于理解孤独的前因、表现和后果至关重要。
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