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<p>The psychology of marriage suggests that the partners’ way of dealing with conflicts affects intimacy. However, related studies have paid less attention to wisdom, and the traditional latent variable theory measures the overall score ignoring the direct effect of the variables. Therefore, considering the latent variable structural equation model, network analysis was used to explore the relationship between wise reasoning strategies and conflict coping. An online survey of 595 (<i>M</i> = 24.43, <i>SD</i> = 4.64) persons in intimate relationships was conducted using the Chinese versions of the Marital attitude Scale, Intimate Relationship Coping Styles Scale, and Situated Wise Reasoning Scale. Structural equation and network analysis models were analyzed. The results show that wise reasoning completely mediated the relationships between marital attitude and voice, and marital attitude and loyalty. The perspectives of others had the strongest centrality, followed by the integration of these perspectives/compromises, recognition of uncertainty and change, and intellectual humility. The perspectives of others had the highest bridge correlation with the coping style, whereas voice had the highest bridge correlation with wise reasoning. Individuals with positive marital attitudes and greater wisdom choose constructive coping methods to solve intimate relationship conflicts and voice methods to solve disagreements based on the perspective of others. </p>

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Relationship between Chinese Partners’ Marital Attitudes and Conflict Coping: A Network Analysis

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    2025年6月23日

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  • Hongyi Lin,
  • Hong Zheng,
  • Xiao Kong

摘要

The psychology of marriage suggests that the partners’ way of dealing with conflicts affects intimacy. However, related studies have paid less attention to wisdom, and the traditional latent variable theory measures the overall score ignoring the direct effect of the variables. Therefore, considering the latent variable structural equation model, network analysis was used to explore the relationship between wise reasoning strategies and conflict coping. An online survey of 595 (M = 24.43, SD = 4.64) persons in intimate relationships was conducted using the Chinese versions of the Marital attitude Scale, Intimate Relationship Coping Styles Scale, and Situated Wise Reasoning Scale. Structural equation and network analysis models were analyzed. The results show that wise reasoning completely mediated the relationships between marital attitude and voice, and marital attitude and loyalty. The perspectives of others had the strongest centrality, followed by the integration of these perspectives/compromises, recognition of uncertainty and change, and intellectual humility. The perspectives of others had the highest bridge correlation with the coping style, whereas voice had the highest bridge correlation with wise reasoning. Individuals with positive marital attitudes and greater wisdom choose constructive coping methods to solve intimate relationship conflicts and voice methods to solve disagreements based on the perspective of others.