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2015 ; 2
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Distraction during Deployment: Marital Relationship Associations with Spillover
for Deployed Army Soldiers
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Carter SP
; Loew B
; Allen ES
; Osborne L
; Stanley SM
; Markman HJ
Mil Psychol
2015[Mar]; 2
(2
): 108-114
PMID26236093
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Military spouses often have concerns regarding the impact of their communication
on soldiers during deployment. However, literature is mixed regarding how
communication between soldiers and spouses may impact soldiers' self-reported
work functioning during deployment, suggesting the need to evaluate moderating
factors. In the current study, three relationship factors (marital satisfaction,
conflictual communication, and proportion of conversation focused on problems)
were tested as moderators of communication frequency and negative
marriage-to-work spillover for soldiers. Whereas the three relationship factors
were independently related to negative spillover, none significantly moderated
the relationship between communication frequency and spillover. The overall
pattern of results suggests that (a) lower marital satisfaction, a focus on
problems during communication, and conflictual communication are each strongly
linked to spillover for deployed soldiers, and (b) military couples may be
self-restricting deployment communication frequency when experiencing less
marital satisfaction and higher rates of negative communication. Implications for
communication during deployment are discussed.