Elizabeth Hintz

Assistant Professor

University of Connecticut
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Elizabeth Hintz is an Assistant Professor at the University of Connecticut, located in the United States. Her research focuses on communicative disenfranchisement, particularly in the context of patient-clinician interactions concerning chronic pain and autoimmune diseases. She has contributed to recent studies exploring issues like credibility in medical conversations for multiracial women, the dynamics of character assassination, and the complexities of disclosing sexual dysfunction in new romantic relationships.

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Janelle Applequist

University of South Florida

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Rachel V Tucker

University of Connecticut

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Patrice M. Buzzanell

University of South Florida

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Josephine Boumis

Graduate Research/Teaching Assistant

University of South Florida

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Timothy Betts

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Jacqueline Gunning

University of Connecticut

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Steven Wilson

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University of South Florida

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Elizabeth Dorrance Hall

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Michigan State University

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