Marital Adjustment Data.sav

This study investigated the dynamics of marital relationships and their effects on marital adjustment. The study focused on submissive behaviors, rumination and mental well-being and examined their effects on marital adjustment. The study revealed that submissive behavior, which is defined as giving in to one's partner, not expressing one's true feelings and withdrawal, is negatively related to marital adjustment. In addition, ruminative thoughts about being wrong were found to be a mediating factor and submissive behavior led to repetitive thoughts and ultimately reduced marital adjustment. In addition, mental well-being was found to be a mediating factor and submissive behaviors in marriage negatively affected marital adjustment by reducing positive affect such as optimism, relaxation, and positive functioning such as competence. These findings contribute to the complex nature of the relationship between submissive behaviors and marital adjustment. Discussion of possible explanations and limitations of the findings are presented.

本研究探讨了婚姻关系的动态特征及其对婚姻调适（marital adjustment）的影响。本研究聚焦于顺从行为、反刍思维与心理幸福感，并考察了上述因素对婚姻调适的作用。研究表明，顺从行为——即向伴侣妥协、不表露自身真实想法以及退缩回避——与婚姻调适呈显著负相关。此外，针对自身遭遇不公的反刍思维被证实为中介变量：顺从行为会引发重复性反刍思考，最终降低婚姻调适水平。同时，心理幸福感同样发挥中介作用：婚姻中的顺从行为会通过削弱乐观、放松等积极情绪，以及胜任力等积极功能，对婚姻调适产生负面影响。上述研究结果有助于深化对顺从行为与婚姻调适之间复杂关联的认知。本研究最后探讨了该研究发现的可能解释路径与局限性。