Tables
3.1Descriptive statistics and correlations among study variables
3.2Perceived partner relationship maintenance as a predictor of health communication
3.3Health communication variables as moderators of the association between perceived partner relationship maintenance and relationship satisfaction
5.1Zero-order correlation matrix of closeness, recipient response, and interaction effectiveness
5.2Preliminary analyses: Summary table of paired-sample t-tests between disclosers and recipients
11.1Means, standard deviations, and t-tests of the main study variables by sex
11.2Zero-order correlations of the main study variables by sex
11.3Effects of stress from family reactions to partner on depression moderated by dyadic coping (DC)
13.1Participant-rated perception of nurse communication skills training
13.2Participant-rated perception of training components for nurse communication skills training
15.2The regression of stress onto duration of caregiving role, time spent caregiving, and history of family verbal aggression
15.3The regression of burnout onto duration of caregiving role, time spent caregiving, and history of family verbal aggression
