Romantik Partnerlerin Duygusal Ortak Düzenleme Örüntüleri

Bu çalışmanın amacı, normatif romantik partnerlerin olumlu ve olumsuz duygulanımlarında ortak düzenleme (coregulation) örüntülerini incelemek ve duygu düzenleme alanındaki önceki bulguları tekrarlamaktır. Bu amaçla, 37 romantik çift (74 kişi) ardışık 14 gün boyunca günlük kayıtları tamamlamıştır. Hipotezimiz, kişinin günlük olumlu / olumsuz duygularının, partnerinin günlük olumlu / olumsuz duygularıyla olumlu bir şekilde ilişkili olacağı idi. Ayrıca, kişinin kendi olumlu / olumsuz duygularındaki günlük değişimlerin, partnerinin olumlu / olumsuz duygularındaki günlük değişimlerle pozitif olarak ilişkili olacağı idi. Hipotez kısmen desteklenmiş, çok düzeyli analizlerin sonuçları partnerlerin günlük olumlu ve olumsuz duygularının, kişinin kendi olumlu ve olumsuz duygularını pozitif olarak yordadığını göstermiştir. Ayrıca, partnerlerin olumlu duygularındaki günlük değişimler ise, kişinin kendi olumlu duygularındaki günlük değişimlerini pozitif yönde yordamıştır. Ancak partnerlerin olumsuz duygularındaki günlük değişimler, kişinin kendi olumsuz duygularındaki değişimlerle ilişkili bulunmamıştır. Sonuç olarak, bulgular ortak düzenleme örüntüsünü olumlu duygular için desteklerken olumsuz duygular için desteklememektedir. Bu sonuçlar, önceki bulguları tekrarlayarak ve romantik çiftlerin duygusal ortak düzenleme çalışmalarına daha fazla kanıt sağlayarak, duygu düzenleme alanına önemli bir katkı sağlamıştır.

Emotional Coregulation Patterns of Romantic Partners

This study aims to examine the coregulation patterns in the positive and negative affect ofnormative romantic partners and to replicate the previous findings in the emotion regulation field. For thisaim, 37 romantic couples (74 individuals) completed daily records for 14 consecutive days. Wehypothesized that one’s daily positive/negative affect would be positively associated with the partner’sdaily positive/negative affect. We also expected that changes in one’s daily positive/negative affect wouldbe positively associated with changes in the partner’s daily positive/negative affect. The hypothesis waspartially supported, as results of multilevel analyses revealed that partners’ daily positive and negativeaffect positively predict one’s own positive and negative affect. Moreover, change in partners’ positiveaffect positively predicted one’s own change in positive affect. Change in partners’ negative affect did notpredict one’s own change in negative affect. Overall, the findings demonstrated the coregulation patternin positive affect but not for negative affect for romantic dyads. The findings made an importantcontribution to the field of emotion regulation by replicating previous findings and providing furtherevidence for the emotional coregulation of romantic couples.

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