Women with anxious attachment face a slightly elevated risk of depressive symptom spillover from their partners. When their partners reported depressive symptoms, anxiously attached women were slightly more likely to experience their own depressive symptoms compared to securely attached women. 🧠💔
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Anxious attachment linked to depression spillover in romantic relationships, study finds
Women with anxious attachment styles are more likely to experience increases in depressive symptoms if their partners show signs of depression, according to a four-year study of German couples.
A new study suggests that people with avoidant attachment styles feel more satisfied when engaging in novel and exciting activities, while those with anxious attachment styles benefit more from familiar and comfortable shared experiences.
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Your attachment style predicts which activities boost romantic satisfaction
New research challenges the idea that novelty is always superior, finding that for anxiously attached partners, familiar routines are more strongly linked to daily satisfaction than new adventures.
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