Impermanence in relationships: Trait mindfulness attenuates the negative personal consequences of everyday dips in relationship satisfaction

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RT @JoSoPerRel: Having a bad day in a romantic relationship can spill over into well-being. New #OnlineFirst research from Brian Don and S…

02 Jun 2020

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Having a bad day in a romantic relationship can spill over into well-being. New #OnlineFirst research from Brian Don and Sara Algoe suggests that trait mindfulness partially buffers the negative consequences of daily dips in relationship satisfaction. htt

02 Jun 2020

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La impermanencia, concepto procedente del Mindfulness, ha demostrado ayudar a entender y aceptar los cambios en las relaciones íntimas. De qué trata ⬇️ Impermanence in relation: attenuates the negative personal consequences in relationship satisfaction ht

22 May 2020

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