A Dyadic Perspective of Felt Security: Does Partners' Security Buffer the Effects of Actors' Insecurity on Daily Commitment?

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A Dyadic Perspective of Felt Security: Does Partners' Security Buffer the Effects of Actors' Insecurity on Daily Commitment?

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Interdependence and attachment models have identified felt security as a critical foundation for commitment by orientating individuals towards relationship-promotion rather than self-protection. However, partners' security also signals the relative safety to commit to relationships. The current investigation adopted a dyadic perspective to examine whether partners' security acts as a strong link by buffering the negative effects of actors' insecurity on daily commitment. Across two daily diar...

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2020-10-12

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Sasaki, Eri / Overall, Nickola

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/59249

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Humans / Emotions / Anxiety / Interpersonal Relations / Sexual Partners / attachment anxiety / commitment / dyadic / felt security / strong link / 2 Zero Hunger / Science & Technology / Life Sciences & Biomedicine / Environmental Sciences / Public, Environmental & Occupational Health / Environmental Sciences & Ecology / INTEGRATIVE DATA-ANALYSIS / ATTACHMENT STYLE / CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS / ADULT ATTACHMENT / WORKING MODELS / RELATIONSHIP STABILITY / ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS / RELATIONSHIP QUALITY / SATISFACTION / PERCEPTIONS

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