Relational load when a romantic partner is unemployed: the role of communal coping and social network support

IF 1.4 Q2 COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY Pub Date : 2022-03-20 DOI:10.1080/01463373.2022.2053731
J. Crowley, Joshua R. Pederson
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ABSTRACT Romantic partners of unemployed individuals uniquely experience stress due to spillover effects of unemployment and their role as primary support providers for the unemployed individual. The present study drew on the extended theoretical model of communal coping (TMCC) to examine a process of communal coping experienced by romantic partners (N = 285) of unemployed individuals, who completed an online survey. Analyses indicated that stress related to unemployment was negatively associated with a partner’s communal coping and communal coping was negatively associated with relational load. Perceived support from friends and family acted as a moderating influence on the relationships among stress, communal coping, and relational load. Theoretical and practical implications of the findings are discussed.
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恋爱伴侣失业时的关系负荷:社区应对和社会网络支持的作用
失业个体的浪漫伴侣由于失业的溢出效应和他们作为失业个体主要支持提供者的角色而独特地经历压力。本研究利用扩展的公共应对理论模型(TMCC),考察了285名失业者的恋人(N = 285)在完成一项在线调查后所经历的公共应对过程。分析表明,与失业相关的压力与伴侣的共同应对呈负相关,而共同应对与关系负荷呈负相关。来自朋友和家人的感知支持对压力、公共应对和关系负荷之间的关系起调节作用。讨论了研究结果的理论和实践意义。
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