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Women&#8217;s positive engagement during both topics and psychological aggression during men&#8217;s topics predicted higher or lower satisfaction, respectively, at both within- and between-couple levels. Increases in both men&#8217;s and women&#8217;s psychological aggression during their partner&#8217;s topic related to lower satisfaction over time within couples. Withdrawal during men&#8217;s topics predicted less decline in satisfaction, particularly for men. 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