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Predicting Women’s and Men’s Reactions to Geographic Separation: Relational Interdependence Matters

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Participant sex and a theorized correlate of biological sex, relational interdependence, were tested as relative predictors of the extent to which daters 1) missed and 2) used emotional support to cope when geographically separated from their dating partners. One hundred twenty-four daters completed multiple measures of missing and coping during their colleges’ winter breaks. Results from regression analyses indicated that levels of missing and seeking emotional support differed as a function of biological sex. Further, relational interdependence was reliably associated with missing and seeking
emotional support in theoretically consistent ways. Mediation analyses highlighted the importance of considering relational interdependence or other individual differences that covary with biological sex when studying close relationship phenomena.

Keywords: coping, geographic separation, relational interdependence, sex differences

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The Journal of Social Psychology

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: Taylor & Francis., 2011

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The Journal of Social Psychology, 2011, 151(6), 710–726

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English

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PSIKOLOGI SOSIAL

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