Elizabeth Dorrance Hall

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Michigan State University

United States

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Elizabeth Dorrance Hall is an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University, USA. Her research areas include resilience, family communication, and mental health, with a focus on first-generation college graduates and women in male-dominated careers. Her recent articles explore the impact of family dynamics on individual wellness and career persistence, particularly during significant life transitions.

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Arizona State University

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Articles (15)

Linking Slovene Women’s Family-of-Origin Communication With Perceptions of Resilience, Support Availability and Happiness in Adulthood

STEM career interest development and persistence: what parents do, say, and should say

Different by definition: First generation college graduates’ perceptions of family marginalization, resilience, and flourishing in adulthood

A Mixed Methods Analysis of Memorable Messages Received by First-Generation College Students from Parents at Graduation

The Effect of Adverse and Positive Childhood Experiences, Attachment, and Emotional Support on Adult Mental Health

Making sense of changes in military partners’ post-deployment adjustment concern: Turning points, trajectories, and accounts

Resilience processes buffer the negative associations between marginalizing communication and career outcomes for women in male-dominated workplaces

Development and Validation of a Family Member Marginalization Measure (FM3): Difference, Disapproval, and Exclusion Dimensions

Needing Space During Lockdown: A Test of Relational Turbulence Theory in the Context of Conversations About Physical and Emotional Space During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Why Family Members St(r)ay: Marginalized Family Members’ Commitment to Family

A Few Strings Attached: Face Management Strategies for Escalating Casual Sexual Relationships

Exploring the Career Resilience Processes of Women in the Early Stages of Traditionally Male Careers

Communication Interdependence and Cohabitation: The Role of Interpersonal Technologies in Satisfaction and Disillusionment among Couples in Transition

Reactance to Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Messages: Face Threat and Face Management Strategies in Memorable Daily Conversations Among Couples.

Family and Cultural Perceptions About Meat Consumption among Hispanic/Latino and White Adults in the United States

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Elizabeth Hintz

Julie Plasencia

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Geri Alumit Zeldes

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Steven Wilson

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