Unified Resilience: Examining the Impact of Dyadic Coping on Psychological Aggression in Partners with Anxious Attachment

The current study examined supportive dyadic coping as a moderator in the relationship between anxious attachment and psychological aggression within a sample of college-aged students (N = 180) in a romantic relationship. Results showed increased supportive dyadic coping mitigated the potential for psychological aggression perpetration in partners with anxious attachment.