His, hers, or theirs? Hope as a dyadic resource in early parenthood

Zahavi-Lupo, Tara; Lazarus, Gal; Pshedetzky-Shochat, Rony; Bar‐Kalifa, Eran; Refoua, Elad; Gleason, Marci E. J.; Rafaeli, Eshkol

doi:10.1080/17439760.2022.2093780

The Journal of Positive Psychology

2022

DOI: 10.1080/17439760.2022.2093780

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His, hers, or theirs? Hope as a dyadic resource in early parenthood

Tara Zahavi-Lupo

Gal Lazarus

Rony Pshedetzky-Shochat

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Responsiveness, Social Connection, Hope, and Life Satisfaction in Everyday Social Interaction: An Experience Sampling Study

Merolla,

Neubauer,

Otmar

2024

J Happiness Stud

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What are the specific everyday communication experiences—from across people’s social networks—that contribute to well-being? In the present work, we focus on the effects of perceived partner responsiveness in social interactions on various well-being outcomes. We hypothesized that everyday moments of responsiveness indirectly support two key estimates of well-being (hope and life satisfaction) through feelings of social connection. Data were obtained in an experience sampling study collected across ten days (N = 120). Results of dynamic structural equation modeling (DSEM) showed that responsive interaction predicted increases in hope (but not life satisfaction) through social connection. Results also identified reciprocal within-person links between responsive interaction and social connection throughout the day. These findings underscore the importance of responsive everyday communication for fostering social connection across different types of relationships and for supporting people’s capacity for a hopeful life. We discuss the implications of these results for continued research of responsiveness, hope theory, and well-being from a social interaction lens. On a practical level, the mediation pathway involving hope suggests how small changes in our patterns of everyday social interaction can be consequential to the quality of our lives.

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Responsiveness, Social Connection, Hope, and Life Satisfaction in Everyday Social Interaction: An Experience Sampling Study

Merolla,

Neubauer,

Otmar

2024

J Happiness Stud

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Hopeful Parenting: A Systematic Literature Review on Hope among Parents

Hoang,

Yakes,

Moran

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Do Trait hope and Trait Gratitude Support the Mental Health of Mothers in low-income Families in Singapore?

Tong,

Goh,

Wen

2024

Int J Appl Posit Psychol

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His, hers, or theirs? Hope as a dyadic resource in early parenthood

Cited by 5 publications

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Responsiveness, Social Connection, Hope, and Life Satisfaction in Everyday Social Interaction: An Experience Sampling Study

Responsiveness, Social Connection, Hope, and Life Satisfaction in Everyday Social Interaction: An Experience Sampling Study

Hopeful Parenting: A Systematic Literature Review on Hope among Parents

Do Trait hope and Trait Gratitude Support the Mental Health of Mothers in low-income Families in Singapore?

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