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theory of resilience and relational load: a standalone construct

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Family communication

a theory that partners who invest in relational maintenance build emotional reserves that buffer stress, while a lack of them builds relational load that wears down health.

In family communication, theory of resilience and relational load refers to a theory that partners who invest in relational maintenance build emotional reserves that buffer stress, while a lack of them builds relational load that wears down health. This meaning comes from Afifi (2016) in Personal Relationships.[1]

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References

Afifi, T. D., Merrill, A. F., & Davis, S. (2016). The theory of resilience and relational load. Personal Relationships, 23(4), 663-683. https://doi.org/10.1111/pere.12159

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