My department, HDFS at Purdue, is hiring a quantitative methodologist! Assistant or associate level, any substantive focus within HDFS. Review begins Oct 31. Details and contact info for Qs in the link: careers.purdue.edu/job/Assistan...#statsky#devpsy#familysci
OnlineFirst publication: Kramer et al. used a mixed methods approach to understand how twins influence one another's development during emerging adulthood. doi.org/10.1177/0265...#AcademicSky#PsychSciSky#FamilySci#ResearchPublishing
OnlineFirst publication: Knobloch & Pool explored the interpersonal dynamics of couples navigating the aftermath of traumatic brain injury using a qualitative approach. doi.org/10.1177/0265...#AcademicSky#PsychSciSky#FamilySci#ResearchPublishing
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) can have serious consequences for people’s physical health and the quality of their romantic relationships. Less clear, however, ar...
OnlineFirst publication: Sharabi explored the matchmaking process and the role of formal intermediaries in mate selection. doi.org/10.1177/0265...#AcademicSky#PsychSciSky#FamilySci#ResearchPublishing
Human matchmaking has existed for millennia and continues to be an important means of relationship initiation. Yet little is known about the matchmaking process...
OnlineFirst publication: Ratliff & Kanter examined the link between parental substance use and children’s later externalizing behaviors and if interparental conflict frequency explained this link. doi.org/10.1177/0265...#AcademicSky#PsychSciSky#FamilySci#ResearchPublishing
Parental illicit substance use is associated with increases in both interparental conflict frequency and children’s externalizing behaviors. There is a paucity ...
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The prevalence of loneliness varies widely across Western societies. However, the underlying sources of these cross-national disparities are still the subject o...
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OnlineFirst publication: Landolt et al. explored how a possible (mis)matching of both partners' levels of extradyadic stress is related to sexual activity and tested for gender differences. doi.org/10.1177/0265...#AcademicSky#PsychSciSky#FamilySci#ResearchPublishing
Sexuality is integral to most romantic relationships. Through stress spillover, however, factors such as individually experienced stress outside of the relation...
OnlineFirst publication: Wang et al. examined whether contemplating the usefulness that non-close and close others may provide for one’s personal goals would promote or hinder interpersonal closeness in 3 studies. doi.org/10.1177/0265...#AcademicSky#PsychSciSky#FamilySci#ResearchPublishing
Three studies examined whether contemplating the usefulness that non-close and close others may provide for one’s personal goals would promote or hinder interpe...
OnlineFirst publication: Kennedy et al. used qualitative methods to explore and characterise the social experiences and difficulties encountered by young adults exposed to profound early deprivation. doi.org/10.1177/0265...#AcademicSky#PsychSciSky#FamilySci#ResearchPublishing