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Depressive Symptoms, Relational Turbulence, and the Reintegration Difficulty of Military Couples Following Wartime Deployment
During reunion following wartime deployment, military couples are at risk for both depression and relationship distress (Bowling & Sherman, 2008). This article applies the relational turbulence model ( Knobloch & Theiss, 2011a ; Solomon & Theiss, 2011 ) to understand the difficulty milit...
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| description | During reunion following wartime deployment, military couples are at risk for both depression and relationship distress (Bowling & Sherman, 2008). This article applies the relational turbulence model (
Knobloch & Theiss, 2011a
;
Solomon & Theiss, 2011
) to understand the difficulty military couples may experience upon homecoming. One hundred and eighteen military couples completed an online questionnaire once per month for the first 3 months upon reunion following wartime deployment. Multilevel modeling results indicated that people's depressive symptoms (H1), relational uncertainty (H2), and interference from partners (H3) predicted their difficulty with reintegration. A few partner effects were apparent as well. These findings illuminate the dynamics of the reunion period, extend the relational turbulence model, and suggest guidelines for helping military couples preserve well-being during reintegration following wartime deployment. |
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| subjects | Adult Armed forces Couples Deployment Depression Depressive Disorder - psychology Female Humans Integration Internet Male Mental depression Middle Aged Military Personnel - psychology Models, Psychological Reintegration Reunion Risk assessment Spouses - psychology Stress, Psychological - psychology Surveys and Questionnaires Turbulence models United States Wellbeing |
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