… or supportive side of partner relationships is more powerful … partner relationships are
considered the mental health of women is more responsive to problems in the marital relationship. …

… how the mental health impact of these relationships changes … impact on mental health of
problematic relationships varies … impact on mental health of supportive relationships varies …

… the relationship between dangerousness in intimate partner relationships and victims' mental
health and/or health … The objective of this study was to investigate the relationship between …

… (β = −.08, p < .01) and that having more sexual partners is … partners predicts poorer physical
and mental health. These results suggest that being in a committed romantic relationship …

… effect of partner relationship and partner support on the woman’s mental health status during
… study was to investigate the effect of partner relationship and partner support on the mental …

… change under and over the age of 65 (when the latter mainly consists of widowhood), this
paper concentrates on the relationship for people under 65 years. The best dataset for this …

… and level of partner support in a partnered relationship, on antenatal emotional health. …
marital status, levels of partner-derived support and mental health status in pregnant women. It …

… health problem. Researchers have been shown association between IPV and mental health
… a review of the literature on relationship between wide ranges of mental health problems. …

… The interviews included an emphasis on participants’ mental health help… partner relationships
(ie, divorce, separation, and break-up). Interview questions included, “after the relationship …

… This is particularly salient in relation to mental health outcomes associated with IPV victimisation.
Indeed, Armour and Sleath (Citationin press) report that polyvictimisation of IPV across …