Jennifer Theiss

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Rutgers University

United States

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Professor Jennifer Theiss is a faculty member at Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, USA. Her research areas include relational turbulence, dyadic resilience, and communication dynamics within familial and romantic relationships, particularly in contexts influenced by stressors such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Her recent publications explore topics ranging from emotional regulation in adolescents to relationship-centered care among diverse patient populations.

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Deborah B Yoon

University of Minnesota

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Jorlanditha T. Austin

Rutgers University

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Marie Haverfield

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San Jose State University

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Roi Estlein

ISRAEL

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Yuwei Li

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Louisiana State University

UNITED STATES

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Amanda Carpenter

Arkansas State University

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Hannah Jones

Rutgers University

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Articles (12)

A Test of Relational Turbulence Theory Among Women Experiencing Infertility: Cognitive, Emotional, and Communicative Predictors of Turbulence

Applying dynamic dyadic systems to explore features of relationship-centered care among Spanish and non-Spanish speaking patients

Examining Actor-Partner Effects in the Associations between Dyadic Resilience and Conditions of Relational Turbulence During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Stress, relational turbulence, and communal coping during the COVID-19 pandemic

An Analysis of Turn Transitions and Conversational Motifs in Parent-Adolescent Emotion-Focused Interactions

Comparing Enacted and Perceived Parental Communication as Predictors of Adolescents’ Emotion Regulation in Families with Harmful versus Non-Harmful Parental Alcohol Use

Modeling the Factors Associated with Topic Avoidance about Mental Health: Depressive Symptoms, Information and Relationship Assessments, and Efficacy

Adopted Individuals’ Information Management Strategies for Managing Uncertainty about Genetic Family Health History

Responsiveness and control in marital and parental communication: exploring interdependent relationships across family subsystems

Assessing the Effects of COVID-19 on Romantic Relationships and the Coping Strategies Partners Use to Manage the Stress of a Pandemic

Family communication patterns that predict perceptions of upheaval and psychological well-being for emerging adult children following late-life divorce

Emotion regulation and resilience in parent–adolescent interactions among families of harmful versus non-harmful parental alcohol use

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Deborah B Yoon

Jorlanditha T. Austin

Marie Haverfield

Roi Estlein

Yuwei Li

Amanda Carpenter

Hannah Jones

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