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Negative Aspects of Close Relationships as Stressors
Stress can arise from the negative aspects of close relationships with friends and family. These stressors include conflicts like arguments, a lack of emotional support or opportunities to confide, and a lack of reciprocity in the relationship. Such issues can be overwhelming and pose a threat to the relationship itself.
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Maria consistently helps her friend, Chloe, by offering rides, listening to her problems for hours, and providing encouragement. However, when Maria recently faced a personal crisis and reached out to Chloe, Chloe was dismissive and said she was too busy to talk. Maria now feels drained and resentful about their friendship. Which specific negative aspect of their relationship is the primary source of Maria's stress?
De Vogli, Chandola & Marmot (2007) Study on Negative Relationships and Heart Disease