Table 11.

Study 3: Emotional Interdependence in Couples: Consistency across Timescale

Lab		Daily life NE		PE		EE
		rs	p	rs	p	rs	p
Concurrent linkages
r
	E during negative topic	.03	.74	.15	.14	−.03	.81
	E during positive topic	.15	.15	.09	.40	.19	.08
	EE during negative topic	.00	1.00	.10	.35	−.05	.61
	EE during positive topic	−.04	.68	−.07	.50	−.11	.32
dr
	E during negative topic	−.02	.84	.05	.62	−.03	.74
	E during positive topic	.13	.23	.05	.62	.02	.86
	EE during negative topic	.08	.43	.08	.45	−.06	.59
	EE during positive topic	.02	.85	−.10	.37	−.02	.82
Temporal linkages (r)
Women
	E during negative topic	.01	.94	.06	.61	.03	.77
	E during positive topic	−.21	.05	.06	.58	.00	.99
	EE during negative topic	−.02	.84	−.09	.42	.06	.58
	EE during positive topic	−.20	.06	−.10	.33	−.04	.74
Men
	E during negative topic	−.03	.80	−.04	.71	.09	.38
	E during positive topic	.10	.38	−.01	.92	.02	.86
	EE during negative topic	.06	.60	.10	.36	.07	.54
	EE during positive topic	.01	.93	.08	.47	−.14	.21

Note: E = emotional experience, EE = emotional extremity, r = Pearson correlation, dr = distance correlation.

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