Once hurt, twice hurtful: how perceived regard regulates daily marital interactions.

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A daily diary study examined how chronic perceptions of a partners regard affect how intimates interpret and respond to daily relationship stresses. Spouses each completed a diary for 21 days. Multilevel analyses revealed that people who felt less ... (Full abstract text below)

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