A prospective study of relationship and sexual satisfaction during the first year of the <scp>COVID</scp>‐19 pandemic: The role of dispositional vulnerabilities and external stressors

Abstract

Although the pandemic generally showed negative effects on close relationships, these effects varied depending on the type of couple (cohabitants or noncohabitants), the component of relationship satisfaction (relationship satisfaction or sexual satisfaction), the time interval (curfew period or not), and also individual dispositions (especially attachment avoidance).