The Mediation of Gratitude in the Relationship Between State Hope and Couple Burnout: A Dyadic Approach

= 676) from Türkiye. Path analysis was conducted to evaluate actor, partner, and indirect effects. Results indicated that men reported higher state hope, whereas women reported higher gratitude and lower couple burnout. Across both genders, higher state hope was associated with higher gratitude, and higher gratitude was associated with lower couple burnout. Regarding partner effects, men's state hope significantly predicted women's gratitude, and women's gratitude significantly predicted men's couple burnout. In contrast, women's state hope did not predict men's gratitude, and men's gratitude did not predict women's couple burnout. Overall, gratitude emerged as a key mechanism linking state hope to lower couple burnout.

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The Journal of Psychology
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2026-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00223980.2026.2649040
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Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction
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The Mediation of Gratitude in the Relationship Between State Hope and Couple Burnout: A Dyadic Approach

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The Mediation of Gratitude in the Relationship Between State Hope and Couple Burnout: A Dyadic Approach

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= 676) from Türkiye. Path analysis was conducted to evaluate actor, partner, and indirect effects. Results indicated that men reported higher state hope, whereas women reported higher gratitude and lower couple burnout. Across both genders, higher state hope was associated with higher gratitude, and higher gratitude was associated with lower couple burnout. Regarding partner effects, men's state hope significantly predicted women's gratitude, and women's gratitude significantly predicted men's couple burnout. In contrast, women's state hope did not predict men's gratitude, and men's gratitude did not predict women's couple burnout. Overall, gratitude emerged as a key mechanism linking state hope to lower couple burnout.

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Istanbul Medipol University (TR), Yıldız Technical University (TR), Biruni University (TR)
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