Laura Machia

Associate Professor

Syracuse University

United States

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Dr. Laura Machia is an Associate Professor at Syracuse University in the United States. Her research focuses on relationship dynamics and identity, particularly in the context of bi+ identities, cohabitation, and the social implications of singlehood. Recent publications include investigations into relationship development, communication strategies after infidelity, and the intricacies of social needs within human-AI relationships.

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Christopher R. Agnew

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Jeewon Oh

Syracuse University

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Sally Powers

University of Massachusetts Amherst

UNITED STATES

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Amie Gordon

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University of Michigan

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Ruddy Faure

Assistant Professor

Radboud University

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Samantha Joel

Assistant Professor

Western University

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Articles (18)

Bi+ Identity and Relationship Quality: Examining the Role of Relationship Gender Composition

A Latent Profile Analysis of Reasons for Cohabitation

Are We Still Friends If You Are No Longer Single? The Impacts of a Friend Entering a New Romantic Relationship

Why are you single?: Examining the influence of reasons for being single on the stereotypes associated with single adults

Relationship commitment regulation: Influencing a partner's commitment to achieve one's commitment goals

Single while partnered: perceived relationship status in various contexts

Direct-proactive communication and the post-infidelity stay-leave decision

Committed to staying single: Adapting the investment model of commitment processes to study singlehood

How Do Invested Partners Become Invested? A Prospective Investigation of Fledgling Relationship Development

Social need fulfillment model for human–AI relationships.

When one's partner wants out: Awareness, attachment anxiety and accuracy

Breaking‐up is hard to study: A review of two decades of dissolution research

Discrimination is not just Black and White in romantic relationships: A consideration of perspective taking and self-expansion.

The Reasons People Think About Staying and Leaving Their Romantic Relationships: A Mixed-Method Analysis

Machine learning uncovers the most robust self-report predictors of relationship quality across 43 longitudinal couples studies

The Diverging Effects of Need Fulfillment Obtained from Within and Outside of a Romantic Relationship

A longitudinal study of friends with benefits relationships

General perceptions of police mediate relationships between police contact and anticipated police behavior in imagined roadside encounters

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Christopher R. Agnew

Jeewon Oh

Sally Powers

Amie Gordon

Ruddy Faure

Samantha Joel

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