by Hannah Joy on April 9, 2021 at 7:43 PM
Spouses who are supportive, protect the quality of their relationship in people who are under depression or stress, reveals a new research conducted by a University of Massachusetts Amherst social psychologist.
Paula Pietromonaco, professor emerita of psychological and brain sciences, drew on data from her Growth in Early Marriage project (GEM) to investigate what she had discovered was an under-studied question. Findings are published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science. I was really surprised that although there s a ton of work out there on depression, there was very little in the literature looking at the kinds of behavior that partners could do that would buffer the detrimental effects of depression, says Pietromonaco, whose co-authors are Nickola Overall, professor of psychology at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, and Sally Powers, professor emerita of psychological and brain
Having a supportive partner minimises negative impacts of an individual s depression: Study
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