When We're Asked to Change: The Role of Suppression and Reappraisal in Partner Change Outcomes

Autor: Natalie M. Sisson, Grace A. Wang, Bonnie M. Le, Jennifer E. Stellar, Emily A. Impett

Publikováno v: Journal of social and personal relationships. 39(8)

Receiving a request to change from a romantic partner can evoke intense emotional responses that hinder change progress and conflict resolution. As such, investigating how those being asked to change (i.e., change targets) regulate their emotions thr

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When the truth helps and when it hurts: How honesty shapes well-being

Autor: Bonnie M. Le, William J. Chopik, Claire J. Shimshock, Princeton X. Chee

Publikováno v: Current opinion in psychology. 46

Despite honesty being valued in many settings, there is some ambiguity regarding the conditions under which it is beneficial or harmful for individual and relational well-being. We review and evaluate current work linking honesty to well-being. Speci

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35820222

Lightening the Load:Perceived Partner Responsiveness Fosters More Positive Appraisals of Relational Sacrifices

Autor: Mariko L. Visserman, Amy Muise, Francesca Righetti, Rebecca M. Horne, Bonnie M. Le, Stéphane Côté, Emily A. Impett

Publikováno v: Visserman, M L, Muise, A, Righetti, F, Horne, R M, Le, B M, Côté, S & Impett, E A 2022, ' Lightening the Load : Perceived Partner Responsiveness Fosters More Positive Appraisals of Relational Sacrifices ', Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, vol. 123, no. 4, pp. 788-810 . https://doi.org/10.1037/pspi0000384
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 123(4), 788-810. American Psychological Association

Romantic partners regularly sacrifice their own self-interest when partners’ needs and preferences diverge. The present work examines the role of perceived partner responsiveness (PPR)—impressions that one’s partner is understanding, caring, an

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On the strength of ties that bind: Measuring the strength of norms in romantic relationships

Autor: John Kitchener Sakaluk, Bonnie M. Le, Monica Biernat, Sarah Lundy, Emily A. Impett

Publikováno v: Journal of Social and Personal Relationships. 37:906-931

In seven studies ( ncross-sectional = 1,699, nlongitudinal = 118), we developed a measure of relationship norm strength defined as qualities that make the rules and expectations in romantic couples more or less likely to be followed. In our six cross

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https://doi.org/10.1177/0265407519881748

The Benefits of Living With Close Others: A Longitudinal Examination of Mental Health Before and During a Global Stressor

Autor: Brett Q. Ford, Emily C. Willroth, Natalie M. Sisson, Bonnie M. Le

Publikováno v: Clinical psychological science : a journal of the Association for Psychological Science. 10(6)

For better or worse, the people one lives with may exert a powerful influence on one’s mental health, perhaps especially during times of stress. The COVID-19 pandemic—a large-scale stressor that prompted health recommendations to stay home to red

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