Relationship Matters Podcast Number 62 “Volatility in daily relationship quality”: Ashley Cooper from Florida State University from the Utah State University discusses her recent article about how volatility in relationship quality and its attachment anxiety and attachment … [Read more...] about Volatility in Daily Relationship Quality: Relationship Matters Podcast 62
Resilience among Marginalized Family Members: Relationship Matters Podcast 61
Relationship Matters Podcast Number 61 “The communicative process of resilience for marginalized family members: Dr Elizabeth Dorrance Hall from the Utah State University discusses her recent article about her study on marginalised family members and their resilience. Read the … [Read more...] about Resilience among Marginalized Family Members: Relationship Matters Podcast 61
External Stress and Relationship Satisfaction Does Everyone React the Same?: Relationship Matters Podcast 60
Relationship Matters Podcast Number 60 “Who suffers from stress? Action-state orientation moderates the effect of external stress on relationship satisfaction: Dr Sabine Backes from the University of Zurich discusses her recent article which explores how stress plays out in … [Read more...] about External Stress and Relationship Satisfaction Does Everyone React the Same?: Relationship Matters Podcast 60
Anticipating Change and Relationship Quality: Relationship Matters Podcast 59
Relationship Matters Podcast Number 59 “People they are a changin’: the links between anticipating change and romantic relationship quality”: Anika Cloutier from Queen’s University, Ontario, Canada discusses how people’s relationships change over time; and how anticipating a … [Read more...] about Anticipating Change and Relationship Quality: Relationship Matters Podcast 59
Cyberbullying: Sticks and Stones May Break my Bones, but Tweets are What Really Hurt Me
In September of 2017, Melania Trump gave a speech to the United Nations in which she spoke out against the harms caused by individuals who engage in cyberbullying, or “intentional aggressive behavior that is carried out repeatedly, occurs between a perpetrator and victim who are … [Read more...] about Cyberbullying: Sticks and Stones May Break my Bones, but Tweets are What Really Hurt Me
