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The purpose of this cross-sectional study was to test the relationship between conjugal support, family coping behaviours, and the well-being of community-dwelling elderly marital partners. A multi-stage sample of 135 couples, 65 years of age and over, was drawn from users and non-users of the health and social systems in a large metropolitan area. A series of questionnaires, presented within an interview format, were used to measure the variables of conjugal support, family coping behaviours, well-being (self-assessed health, life satisfaction, and marital satisfaction), and selected demographic and control variables. Each spouse was separately interviewed at home by a trained interviewer. Stepwise multiple regressions were performed. Results revealed for both husbands and wives, a direct effect and an indirect effect of conjugal support on well-being through cognitive family coping strategies, namely “reframing” and “active appraisal” of the problem. A model linking the major variables is proposed. These findings suggest psychosocial interventions to improve cognitive coping strategies and conjugal support with the ultimate aim of enhancing the quality of life of the increased number of elderly marital partners living in the community.

Soutien Conjugal Et Bien-Etre Des Conjoints Ages, Proposition D'Un Mecanisme D'Action