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This study aims to test whether a couple’s congruence regarding the perception of their child’s illness has an influence on the quality of a marital relationship. This research involved 106 parents of children with autism. The results show a significant effect of the couple’s congruence of the perception of their child’s illness on couple satisfaction F (2.103) = 3.61, p = .03, parental stress F (2.103) = 17.89, p <.001, dyadic coping F (2.103) = 9.23, p <.001 and family resilience, F (2.103) = 10.43, p <.001. The findings indicate a decreasing trend of couple satisfaction, family resilience and dyadic coping as well as an increasing trend of parental stress when the couple’s congruence of illness perception increases.

The couple’s congruence of child’s illness perception and the quality of marital relationship