Impact of Perceived Relationship Quality on Men’s Mental Health

Abstract

This study examines how relationship quality, satisfaction, and perceived partner support affect men’s mental health. Men in high-quality relationships are 35% less likely to experience depression, while perceived partner support increases help-seeking by 40%. Poor relationship satisfaction is linked to higher stress and anxiety. The research highlights the need to address relational factors in mental health interventions, as positive relationships can reduce risks and foster resilience, while strained dynamics contribute to distress. By exploring these variables, the study aims to identify protective and risk factors in intimate relationships, offering insights to promote healthier relationships and better mental health outcomes for men.