September 1, 2020Open Access

Effect of resilience on infertile couples’ quality of life: an actor–partner interdependence model approach

JHJu-Young HaPohang University of Science and Technology SBSeon-Hwa BanYoungsan University

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The resilience of an infertile actor was found to affect both his/her own QoL and his/her partner's QoL. In the future, if a program is to be developed to improve couples' QoL, both spouses should work together to improve their resilience, thereby improving their QoL.

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