TeKisha Rice

Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

United States

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TeKisha Rice is an Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech in the United States. Her research focuses on the dynamics of romantic relationships, particularly within Black communities, exploring themes of racial discrimination, stress, and culturally relevant coping strategies. She has published extensively on the intersection of race, gender, and relational well-being, contributing to the advancement of counseling psychology and relationship science.

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Articles (13)

Multidimensional Racism‐Related Stress and the Undermining of Black Romantic Relationships

We Gon' Be Alright: Examining Culturally Relevant Coping Strategies as Promotive Factors for Black Romantic Relationships

Dyadic, biobehavioral, and sociocultural approaches to romantic relationships and health: Implications for research, practice, and policy

Discrimination, gender, and class: An intersectional investigation of Black Americans’ personal and relational well-being.

Editorial synthesis for counseling psychology and relationship science: Making connections and expanding disciplinary diversity

Racial discrimination and romantic relationship dynamics among Black Americans: A systematic review

Echoes of Slavery: Reflections on Contemporary Racial Discrimination in Black Americans’ Romantic Relationships

Unveiling motivations and keeping what's sacred: Engaging reflexivity in a research program on diverse romantic relationships

Taking stock of the longitudinal study of romantic couple relationships: The last 20 years

Spatial proximity as a behavioral marker of relationship dynamics in older adult couples

Individuals in same-sex relationships maintain relational well-being despite the frequency and severity of heterosexism

The role of family-of-origin environment and discrepancy in conflict behavior on newlywed marital quality

Mind the Gap: Perceived Partner Responsiveness as a Bridge between General and Partner-Specific Attachment Security

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Dana Weiser

Casey McGregor

J. Kale Monk

Chelsea Alexander

Allison Farrell

Adam M Galovan

M. Rosie Shrout

Ramona F Oswald

Joshua Novak

Shardé McNeil Smith

Steven Beach

Ashley Randall

James Brooks

Terri Orbuch

Tangela Roberts

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