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Marital quality moderates genetic and environmental influences on the internalizing spectrum.

Journal of abnormal psychology - 1 Nov 2008

South Susan C, Krueger Robert F

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Poor marital quality is a reliable correlate of internalizing problems, but the etiology of this association has yet to be examined. Marital distress may exert its influence by acting as a stressor that enables the expression of latent genetic risk for internalizing psychopathology. The authors examined this question using 379 twin pairs, assessed for marital quality, symptoms of major depression (MD),...

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PMID: 19025229
DOI: 10.1037/a0013499
PMCID: PMC2602959

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