René Dailey

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226 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 28 Feb

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The Last Show with David Cooper · FULL EPISODE: Patience Really is a Virtue - February 27, 2026 · 28 Feb 2026 podcast

So we are initially just looking at self-reports of these symptoms, mental and physical health symptoms.

And we did find that cyclical partners reported these more often than non-cyclical partners.

We do know from previous research, there's a lot of great research going on with like physiological systems and knowing what those chronic stressors that relational stress has on the body.

So those researchers would probably be better at answering that question.

But we were interested in kind of looking how these more problematic interaction patterns that conflict and aggression were related to the relational stress that they're feeling.

Just kind of like I feel tension in the relationship.

It feels like it's an up and down roller coaster.

I'm not sure what's happening in my relationships.

And then how that was linked to just our smaller measures of those mental and physical health symptoms.

We've looked at why people are renewing their relationships because that's a big question.

Why do people keep going back to these relationships, especially when we know that they have lower relational quality?

I think it's a lot of different reasons.

I think probably they do forget, just like with any negative events that happen over time, we kind of forget what the bad things were.

And because we were in a relationship with this person, something drew us to this person.

And so they probably continue those feelings, probably sustain, like it keeps drawing us back to that particular person.

And I think we do find in the off time, so after the breakup, we do find that maybe they feel more positively about their interactions.

And our theory about that is that you're not obligated.

When you're in the off time, you've broken up, you're spending time together.

You don't have that role of I'm the relational partner and I have certain obligations or responsibilities.

And so now we can just have fun.

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