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Description:: Physiological linkage (i.e., the covariation of moment-to-moment physiology between individuals) is thought to play an important role in relationship functioning. The present study examined physiological linkage across interbeat interval (IBI) and skin conductance levels (SCL) in a sample of married spouses (N=106) during both a pleasant and a conflict conversation...
Keyword:: marriage, physiological linkage, and emotional experience
Subject:: Psychology and Biology
Creator:: In Jung Jang, Claudia M. Haase, Ryan C. Svoboda, and Kuan-Hua Chen
Contributor:: Claudia Haase (advisor)
Owner:: Scholarly Digital Publishing
Date Uploaded:: 06/13/2018
Date Modified:: 06/13/2018
Date Created:: 2018-05-31
Resource Type:: Poster and Research Paper

Description:: According to Lisjak, Lee, and Gardner (2012), a threat to a brand can elicit the same response as a threat to the self. The current research examined whether people react differently to brand threats as a function of East Asian versus North American culture and as a function of whether...
Keyword:: defense, self-brand connection, brand, Culture, identification, and East Asian
Subject:: Psychology
Creator:: Jiaqi Yu
Owner:: Scholarly Digital Publishing
Date Uploaded:: 04/20/2018
Date Modified:: 04/20/2018
Date Created:: 2017-06-06
Resource Type:: Research Paper

Description:: Marital emotional functioning is one of the most important predictors of marital outcomes (e.g., marital satisfaction), which in turn has important consequences for wellbeing and health factors for both spouses and their children. Thus far, negative emotions (e.g., anger) have been the central focus in distinguishing dissatisfied from satisfied couples...
Keyword:: duchenne smiles, non-duchenne smiles, marriage, and positive emotion
Subject:: Psychology
Creator:: Katherine K. Bae
Owner:: Scholarly Digital Publishing
Date Uploaded:: 04/20/2018
Date Modified:: 04/20/2018
Date Created:: 2017-04-04
Resource Type:: Research Paper

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