本研究嘗試探討在關係評價的調節之下，浪漫懷舊對於關係適應性的影響。藉由浪漫懷舊回憶起過去美好的光景與甜蜜，對於在關係滿意度不同的狀態，帶來更理解、安全和愛的高關係適應性。本研究利用問卷調查法的方式，以驗證浪漫懷舊對於關係適應性在關係評價的調節之下的機制。研究結果發現，在關係滿意度高的關係中，浪漫懷舊對於關係適應性並無顯著的影響力；然而，在關係滿意度不佳的關係中，浪漫懷舊對於關係適應性卻有著顯著的影響，包含個體的知覺伴侶回應性、自身安全感、知覺伴侶安全感都有所提升。因此，可得知當回顧過往的美好回憶時，所湧現出的浪漫懷舊讓人們充滿了愛和力量，使其透過浪漫懷舊對於此時的關係適應性有著卓越性的提升。最後，本研究也會依據研究結果進行研究的討論，更進一步提出對浪漫懷舊之未來研究上的相關建議，以作為研究參考。

This study attempts to explore the effect of romantic nostalgia on relationship fitness moderated by relationship evaluation. Through romantic nostalgia, recalling the good times and sweetness of the past, it brings high relationship adaptability of understanding, security and love to different states of relationship satisfaction. This study uses the method of questionnaire survey to verify the mechanism of romantic nostalgia on relationship adaptability under the moderation of relationship evaluation. The results of the study found that in relationships with high relationship satisfaction, romantic nostalgia has no significant impact on relationship adaptation; however, in relationships with poor relationship satisfaction, romantic nostalgia has a significant impact on relationship adaptation, Including the individual's perceived partner responsiveness, self-safety, and perceived partner safety have all improved. Therefore, it can be known that when looking back on the good memories of the past, the romantic nostalgia that emerges fills people with love and strength, making them significantly improve the relationship adaptability at this time through romantic nostalgia. Finally, this study will also conduct research discussions based on the research results, and further put forward relevant suggestions for future research on romantic nostalgia as a research reference.

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