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Romantic Relationship Conflict Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Background stress and Changes in Intimate and Sexual Behaviors
- COVID-19 pandemic causes: disruptions of daily routines, anxiety of the pandemic, lack of physical activity, absence of outside social outlets, lack of access to unperson therapy, and reduced physical contact (e.g. hugging..)
- All may contribute to romantic relationship conflict
- Previous study showed married couple experienced greater negative impact on mental well-being than unmarried couple during the pandemic
- Psychological stress impact sexual desire and sexual function; sexual desire and orgasm are known to be supported by a lower-stress environment
- Life-threatening event and Intense financial stress and economic hardship may lead to relationship conflict
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Updated 2020-10-07
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SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19)
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