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  • 27. The importance of the organization of partner knowledge in understanding perceptions of relationship quality and conflict resolution behavior in married couples.
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  • 31. Stress resilience in early marriage: can practice make perfect?
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  • 34. Optimistic expectations in early marriage: a resource or vulnerability for adaptive relationship functioning?
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