Enfances Familles Générations,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
40
Published: Feb. 8, 2023
Research
Framework
:
The
COVID-19
pandemic
and
the
restrictive
measures
issued,
such
as
physical
distancing
lockdown,
have
affected
social
family
ties.
These
constraints
forced
people
to
reexamine
their
conjugal
relationship,
management
of
professional
time,
intergenerational
connections,
life
transitions.
Either
exacerbating
tensions
on
or
strengthening
these
links,
this
has
also
provided
an
opportunity
explore
new
strategies
for
living
together.
Objectives
This
article
offers
overview
effects
consequences
families
members.
Methodology
is
based
a
literature
review
from
various
science
disciplines.
Results
Partial
insights
were
following
questions:
What
did
members?
How
manage
pandemic’s
economic
consequences?
repercussions
health
that
put
in
place
counter
spread
couples,
children,
relationships,
mental
health?
mortuary
rites
mourning
processes
affected?
Conclusion
contributes,
beyond
individual
hardships
resulting
COVID-19,
show
familial
–
generational
community
solidarity
resiliency
emerged,
well
ways
which
members
coped
organized
themselves
during
pandemic.
Contribution:
Throughout
history,
societies
been
confronted
with
epidemics
all
spheres
life.
once
again
highlighted
importance,
fragility
strength
ties,
along
challenges
Family Relations,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 27, 2025
ABSTRACT
Objective
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
document
changes
in
marital
relationships
over
the
course
COVID‐19
pandemic.
Background
Research
has
suggested
both
positive
and
negative
effects
pandemic
on
relationships,
but
few
studies
have
explored
relationship
quality
at
different
phases
Method
Online
survey
data
were
collected
from
married
individuals
(
n
=
3,221,
mean
age
39.5
years,
SD
5.61)
living
United
States
three
time
points
during
pandemic:
April
2020,
December
2020–January
2021,
August–September,
2021.
We
report
findings
responses
an
open‐ended
question:
“Please
explain
how
your
changed
coronavirus.”
Inductive
qualitative
content
analysis
conducted.
Results
Most
participants
reported
some
their
relationships;
more
prevalent
than
across
periods.
Discussion
Our
are
consistent
with
previous
literature
also
provide
new
insights
into
marriages
may
been
differentially
affected
early
versus
later
stages
Implications
Clinical
implications
discussed,
including
specific
recommendations
for
therapists
working
couples.
The Family Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 12, 2025
In
recent
years,
we
experienced
a
global
pandemic,
which
forced
us
to
face
grief
in
myriad
ways.
To
stress
the
magnitude
of
our
collective
experience
past
scientific
community
decided
it
is
time
introduce
another
diagnosis
for
(prolonged
disorder)
Diagnostic
and
Statistical
Manual
Mental
Disorders,
Fifth
Edition,
Text
Revision
(DSM-5-TR),
specifically
address
what
expected
be
common
occurrence
years
come
as
result
loss,
grief,
trauma
during
COVID-19
years.
With
this
ever-growing
need
mind,
want
present
model
working
with
addressing
two
aspects
processing
loss
that
found
paramount
successful
outcomes
therapy:
emotional
cognitive/meaning-making.
exemplify
components
work,
created
composite
case
from
different
real
cases
have
worked
over
Social Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(7), P. 297 - 297
Published: July 11, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
resulted
in
economic
hardship,
psychological
stress,
anxiety,
and
depression
a
significant
proportion
of
the
global
population.
However,
bidirectional
effects
social
isolation
pre-existing
or
developed
stress
could
inform
sexual
behaviors
affect
digital
dating
outcomes.
Additionally,
it
is
unknown
whether
intimate
relationships
have
been
equally
affected
across
genders
during
pandemic.
purpose
this
study
to
contrast
course
pre-and
post-COVID-19,
with
focus
on
diverse
genders,
dating,
mental
health,
behavior.
A
review
landscape
study,
encompassing
themes
including
orientation,
demographic
characteristics,
behavior,
state
wellbeing,
interactions
apps.
authors
reviewed
trends
challenges
romance.
Dating
before
explored,
discussing
how
experiences
may
future
romantic
partnerships.
Mobile
applications
saw
surge
downloads
usage
popular
platforms,
Tinder
(3
billion
swipes
March
2020)
Ok
Cupid
(700%
increase
dates),
top
20
apps
gaining
1.5
million
daily
users.
Cross-sectionally,
being
younger,
single,
having
higher
levels
was
predictor
dating-app
lockdowns.
Risky
behavior
multiple
partners
were
reduced
distancing
as
there
an
increased
worry
contracting
virus.
Heightened
incidents
domestic/intimate
partner
abuse
caught
headlines
several
countries.
lockdown
also
posed
barriers
accessing
support
help
from
health
services.
Journal of Personality Assessment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 15
Published: May 22, 2024
This
paper
marks
the
initial
phase
in
development
of
Attachment
Defenses
Questionnaire
(ADQ-50),
a
self-report
tool
crafted
to
assess
defense
mechanisms
associated
with
attachment
processes,
catering
both
clinical
and
research
contexts.
Anchored
theoretical
framework
theory,
ADQ
posits
that
an
individual's
internalized
style
plays
influential
role
predicting
their
mechanisms.
The
outlines
comprehensive
refinement
process
ADQ-50.
In
Study
1
preliminary
176-item
version
was
examined.
Data
collected
online
drawing
from
participants
sourced
Prolific
undergraduate
students
(N
=
1994).
2
further
refined
ADQ,
evaluating
its
convergent
validity
diverse
participant
pool
726),
including
undergraduates,
contributors,
general
practice
medical
patients,
individuals
social
media.
Exploratory
factor
analysis
revealed
robust
ten-factor
structure,
resulting
50-item
scale
aligning
expectations
demonstrating
good
psychometric
properties.
Findings,
limitations,
strengths
future
directions
are
discussed.
We
posit
holds
great
potential
deepen
our
comprehension
linked
attachment,
wide-ranging
implications
for
practices.
BMJ Open,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(6), P. e071331 - e071331
Published: June 1, 2023
Objectives
To
examine
potential
deteriorations
in
mental
health
and
well-being
the
first
COVID-19
pandemic
year
compared
with
previous
decade
focusing
on
following
vulnerable
subgroups
Germany:
women
minor
children
household,
those
living
without
a
partner,
younger
older
adults,
precarious
labour
market
situation,
immigrants
refugees,
pre-existing
physical
or
risks.
Design
Analyses
of
secondary
longitudinal
survey
data
using
cluster-robust
pooled
ordinary
least
squares
models.
Participants
More
than
20
000
individuals
(aged
16+
years)
Germany.
Primary
outcome
measures
Mental
Component
Summary
Scale
(MCS)
12-item
Short-Form
Health
Survey
measuring
health-related
quality
life,
single
item
life
satisfaction
(LS).
Results
We
find
decline
average
MCS
2020
that
is
not
particularly
striking
overall
time
course,
still
resulting
mean
score
below
all
preceding
waves
since
2010.
no
change
LS
from
2019
to
against
background
general
upward
trend.
Regarding
vulnerability
factors,
only
results
age
parenthood
are
partially
line
our
expectations.
In
2020,
declined
among
youngest
adults;
mothers
(and
men
children)
but
fathers.
Unlike
respective
comparison
groups,
unemployed
before
risks
experienced
declines
whereas
persons
eldest,
exhibited
continued
increases
LS.
Conclusions
There
evidence
for
substantial
breakdowns
subjective
German
population
its
subgroups,
when
considering
developments
decade.
Since
majority
hypothesised
groups
stressors
showed
more
stable
LS,
warrant
further
study.
International Journal of Psychology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
57(3), P. 336 - 340
Published: Jan. 6, 2022
In
one
experiment,
we
tested
the
influence
of
bringing
to
mind
memory
a
special
moment
versus
an
ordinary
from
high
school
on
gratitude
and
relationship
between
optimism.
Participants
were
first
asked
report
how
current
pandemic
has
affected
their
lives.
After,
participants
randomly
assigned
either
recalling
years
or
event
same
life
period.
then
completed
battery
questionnaires
assessing
gratitude,
optimism
some
demographics.
Results
showed
positive
gratitude.
Gratitude
was
positively
related
Hence,
mediated
by
Our
results
that
brief
interventions
might
help
individuals
see
brighter
future
under
difficult
conditions
prolonged
lockdowns.
Current Psychology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
42(32), P. 28714 - 28727
Published: Nov. 9, 2022
Abstract
We
assumed
that
the
perception
of
leader
as
an
attachment
figure
would
mediate
relationship
between
transformational
leadership
and
leader/follower's
reports
team
performance.
Leaders
(
N
=
38)
employees
204)
completed
separate
questionnaire
batteries.
Team
members
assessed
their
perceptions
figure,
leaders,
general
citizenship
style
performance
teams.
applied
multi-level
structural
equation
modeling
(multi-level
mediation).
Perceptions
did
not
significantly
or
prediction.
But,
(team
level)
positively
predicted
dimensions
(secure
separation
distress
–
individual
level).
The
secure
negatively
interpersonal
organizational
at
level.
a
level
has
different
characteristics
than
results
indicate
best
scenario
for
performance,
seen
through
lens
leadership,
is
secure-figure
followers
with
low
distress.
discussion
meets
topics
statistical
power
need
to
differentiate
leader's
functions
in
organizations
regarding
versus
