For married couples affected by cervical cancer diagnoses, psychological resilience plays a key role in improving both dyadic copying and dyadic adjustment throughout the treatment process, according to results from a recent cross-sectional study. A team of researchers from northwest China conducted the study to examine how the coping style of married couples can influence their adaptation to a diagnosis of cervical cancer. They also sought to explore factors that enhance positive coping strategies in these relationships. ...
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