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Qualitative study uncovers core dimensions of relational robustness in married individuals, indicating that everyday marital strength is distinct from crisis-driven resilience.
This study aims to reveal the thoughts and perceptions of Turkish married individuals regarding relational robustness. Fourteen married individuals took part in the study. Content analysis yielded four themes and 16 sub-themes. The findings suggest that respect, trust, commitment, emotional and sexual intimacy, expressing love, managing conflict, and cooperation are all key aspects of relational robustness in marriage. It has been established that relational robustness in marriage is distinct from relational resilience, the latter of which is employed to cope with trauma and crises.
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