Dyadic coping, relationship quality, and psychosocial adaption between couples facing prostate cancer: A longitudinal cross-lagged study

Dyadic coping, relationship quality, and psychosocial adaptation are closely interrelated in couples coping with prostate cancer, with the first month after diagnosis representing a period of heightened psychological distress. Our findings underscore the complexity and time-sensitive nature of dyadic processes and underscore the importance of couple-level psychosocial support.