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Narcissism and Newlywed Marriage: Partner Characteristics and Marital Trajectories |pdf=|usr=}}{{26098378}} gab.com Text Narcissism and Newlywed Marriage: Partner Characteristics and Marital Trajectories JO: Personal Disord http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26098378 #FOAvip Despite narcissism?s relation with interpersonal dysfunction, surprisingly little empirical research has been devoted to understanding narcissism?s effect on intimate relationships in general or marital relationships in particular. The current study addressed this gap using longitudinal data from a community sample of 146 newlywed couples assessed 6 times over the first four years of marriage. First, we examined partner characteristics associated with higher levels of narcissism to determine the degree to which couples were matched on narcissism and related traits. Second, we examined how narcissism predicted the trajectory of marital quality over time, testing narcissism?s association with initial levels of relationship functioning (the intercept) and changes in relationship functioning (the slope). Results indicated a small degree of homophily but otherwise no clear pattern of partner characteristics for individuals higher in narcissism. Hierarchical linear modeling indicated that wives? total narcissism and entitlement/ exploitativeness scores predicted the slope of marital quality over time, including steeper declines in marital satisfaction and steeper increases in marital problems. Husbands? narcissism scores generally had few effects on their own marital quality or that of their wives. These findings are notable in indicating that the effects of personality characteristics on marital functioning may take some time to manifest themselves, even if they were present from early in the marriage. Future research into the mediating psychological and interpersonal processes that link wives? narcissism with poorer marital functioning over time would be valuable. Twit Text FOAVip Narcissism and Newlywed Marriage: Partner Characteristics and Marital Trajectories ????Personal Disord http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26098378 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26098378 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|26098378}}</ref> Narcissism and Newlywed Marriage: Partner Characteristics and Marital Trajectories #MMPMID26098378 Lavner JA; Lamkin J; Miller JD; Campbell WK; Karney BR Personal Disord 2016[Apr]; 7 (2): 169-79 PMID26098378show ga Despite narcissism?s relation with interpersonal dysfunction, surprisingly little empirical research has been devoted to understanding narcissism?s effect on intimate relationships in general or marital relationships in particular. The current study addressed this gap using longitudinal data from a community sample of 146 newlywed couples assessed 6 times over the first four years of marriage. First, we examined partner characteristics associated with higher levels of narcissism to determine the degree to which couples were matched on narcissism and related traits. Second, we examined how narcissism predicted the trajectory of marital quality over time, testing narcissism?s association with initial levels of relationship functioning (the intercept) and changes in relationship functioning (the slope). Results indicated a small degree of homophily but otherwise no clear pattern of partner characteristics for individuals higher in narcissism. Hierarchical linear modeling indicated that wives? total narcissism and entitlement/ exploitativeness scores predicted the slope of marital quality over time, including steeper declines in marital satisfaction and steeper increases in marital problems. Husbands? narcissism scores generally had few effects on their own marital quality or that of their wives. These findings are notable in indicating that the effects of personality characteristics on marital functioning may take some time to manifest themselves, even if they were present from early in the marriage. Future research into the mediating psychological and interpersonal processes that link wives? narcissism with poorer marital functioning over time would be valuable. äNarcissism and Newlywed Marriage: Partner Characteristics and Marital (epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing