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. 2023 Jan 12;50(5):733–749. doi: 10.1177/01461672221143783

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Figure 2. — Variation in Symptom-System Fit Between Participants.

Note. The figure demonstrates the distribution of symptom-system fit between male and female participants; boxplots are displayed in dark gray within the violin plots. Panel a shows differences in how strongly shared smoking was associated with daily closeness or relationship satisfaction (both scored out of 1); panel b shows differences in how strongly shared sedentary behavior was associated with daily closeness (scored out of 5) or relationship satisfaction (scored out of 7). It can be obtained that for most participants, shared problematic behavior was positively associated with daily relationship functioning.