Jeffry H Larson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3601474 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jeffry H Larson |
| NOMBRES | Jeffry H |
| APELLIDO | Larson |
| FIRMA | LARSON J H |
| AFILIACIONES | Brigham Young University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 157 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1982 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
A Common-Fate Analysis of Pornography Acceptance, Use, and Sexual Satisfaction Among Heterosexual Married Couples
Differences in Relationship Stability Between Individuals in First and Second Marriages
Compared to first marriages, remarriages have consistently demonstrated higher rates of divorce. Theories used to explain this phenomenon include the family process and selection perspectives. Researchers have attempted to address selection bias in this area but have not yet employed propensity score analysis to bolster causal inference. The purpose of this study is to assess the efficacy of covariate control methods for handling selection bias c…
Gender differences in couple attachment behaviors as predictors of dietary habits and physical activity levels
This study used an Actor-Partner Interdependence Model to examine the relationship between attachment behaviors and health practices, as measured by physical activity levels and dietary habits. The sample included 1031 married couples, the majority of which is Caucasian (83.8%). Results suggest that women's attachment behaviors significantly influenced their own health practices ( p = .038), such that for every unit increase in poor attachment be…
Adult Attachment and Stepparenting Issues
Using a sample of 390 stepparents, we assess the influence of insecure attachment and couple relationship quality on stepparenting issues. We also examine the extent to which relationship quality mediates connections between attachment and stepparenting issues. Results from ordinary least squares regression and Sobel tests indicate greater levels of attachment avoidance and anxiety are associated with greater levels of stepparenting issues. Resul…
Differences in Relationship Quality Measurement and Covariate Influence Between Individuals in First and Second Marriages
Few studies have examined relationship quality construct measurement and covariate influence differences between first married and remarried individuals. We used multiple-sample confirmatory factor analysis and structural regression invariance testing to assess relationship quality measurement and covariate influence differences between these two groups. We account for selection bias on 11 observed selection variables by comparing outcomes before…
Couple Communication as a Mediator Between Work–Family Conflict and Marital Satisfaction
Former Spouse Ties and Postdivorce Relationship Quality
One potential problem area in remarriages is problems with or ties to an ex-spouse. This study focuses on identifying factors central to the relationship dynamics such as relationship satisfaction and stability. Additional emphasis is placed on specific and targeted work in a relationship with the goal of improving it, and its potential mediating effect on any negative relationship between ex-spouse ties and low relationship quality. Using second…
Working Hard or Hardly Working? Comparing Relationship Self-Regulation Levels of Cohabiting, Married, and Remarried Individuals
The concept of relationship self-regulation (RSR) has been shown to be related to relationship satisfaction, yet the differences in RSR ability based on couple type have yet to be examined. This study compared first married, remarried, and cohabiting individuals on their self-reported ability to implement RSR in their relationship, along with their report of satisfaction, positive communication, and negative communication in their relationships. …
Coming to Terms, Depression, and Relationship Satisfaction for Native Americans in Intimate Relationships
Somatoform Disorder
Who Will Attend? Characteristics of Couples and Individuals in Marriage Education
There are two purposes of this marriage education marketing study: (1) to compare the self-reported intra- and interpersonal qualities of 121 married couples (n = 242 individuals) attending a marriage education program with 46 married couples (n = 92 individuals) who were contacted through marketing promotional materials to attend the program but did not participate and (2) to determine if intra- and/or interpersonal qualities would predict the l…
Assessing Perceived Marriage Education Needs and Interests among Latinos in a Select Western Community
This study utilized focus groups to assess the perceived needs and interests for marriage education among single and married Latino individuals. Individuals (n=53) at various points in the marital developmental life cycle were studied, from high school to married people with children. Professionals working with Latinos also participated (n=l2). Participants were asked 14 open-ended questions to assess various elements of marriage education includ…
Premarital Predictors of Remarital Quality
Family-of-Origin Predictors of Hostile Conflict in Early Marriage
The Relationship of Childhood Sexual Abuse to the Marital Attitudes and Readiness for Marriage of Single Young Adult Women
This study investigated the relationship of childhood sexual abuse to marital attitudes and perceived readiness for marriage in single young adult women. A total of 622 women from three universities in the United States completed questionnaires on sexual abuse, attitudes and feelings about marriage, and readiness for marriage. After controlling for age, childhood sexual abuse was found to be related to more negative attitudes about marriage, more…
Premarital Prediction of Marital Quality or Breakup
Perceived Attitudes Towards Romanticism; A Cross-cultural Study of American, Asian-Indian, and Turkish Young Adults
The Knox & Sporakowski attitudes toward romantic love scale, a list of 13 desired qualities in a prospective partner, and a demographic questionnaire were distributed to a total of 641 young adults at three international universities in America, Turkey, and India. The sample consisted of 200 American young adults in Western U.S., 223 Turkish college students in Central Turkey, and 218 Indian young adults enrolled at a university in Western India …
A Psychometric Evaluation of the Family Rules From the Past Questionnaire
The Effects of Perceived Dysfunctional Family-of-Origin Rules on the Dating Relationships of Young Adults
East-Indian college student's perceptions of family strengths
The Family Strengths Inventory (FS I), and a demographic questionnaire were distributed to 218 college students (120 women and 98 men), enrolled at a large university in Western India to determine their attitudes toward family strengths. A second objective was to determine whether ten demographic variables : age, gender, type of parental marriage, family type, parental socioeconomic status, religiosity, maternal employment, number of siblings, fa…
Family of Origin Influences on Marital Attitudes and Readiness for Marriage in Late Adolescents
Using Bowenian family systems theory, this study examined the effects of the intergenerational transmission of anxiety in the family of origin through the processes of fusion, triangulation, and control on late adolescents' attitudes toward marriage and readiness for marriage. Participants ( N = 977) completed three measures of family processes in their families of origin, attitudes toward marriage, and readiness for marriage. The findings indica…
A Revision of the Dyadic Adjustment Scale for Use With Distressed and Nondistressed Couples
The existing research on the Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS) indicated that there were problems with some of the subscales and individual items. This study was designed to improve the instrument by following the standards of construct hierarchy. Through previous research and the analyses in this study, the subscales were found to contain some items that were homogeneous and others that were more heterogeneous. This problem was corrected by selectin…
The Impact of Job Insecurity on Marital and Family Relationships
recent economic recession and slow economic rebound are major stressors for many American families. The U. S. workplace is in a profound, historic state of turmoil that for millions of individuals is approaching panic (Dan Lacey, labor consultant, cited in Gwynne, 1992, p. 35). results of this turmoil include unemployment, underemployment, and job insecurity for many Americans. negative effects of unemployment on individuals and marital and famil…
Premarital Predictors of Marital Quality and Stability
The high rate of marital dissolution in the United States has resulted in high emotional, financial, and social costs to adults and children. This obligates family professionals to better understand the premarital factors that predict and influence marital quality and better utilize this knowledge to provide effective family life education (FLE) programs and premarital counseling (PC) for premarital couples. Although a few attempts have been made…
Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships
Mark J. Benson, Jeffry Larson, Stephan M. Wilson, David H. Demo, Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 55, No. 3 (Aug., 1993), pp. 663-672
Assessing Marital Quality with Distressed and Nondistressed Couples
Perceived Attitudes Towards Romanticism; A Cross-cultural Study of American, Asian-Indian, and Turkish Young Adults
The Knox & Sporakowski attitudes toward romantic love scale, a list of 13 desired qualities in a prospective partner, and a demographic questionnaire were distributed to a total of 641 young adults at three international universities in America, Turkey, and India. The sample consisted of 200 American young adults in Western U.S., 223 Turkish college students in Central Turkey, and 218 Indian young adults enrolled at a university in Western India …
Fairness and Reward Level as Predictors of Relationship Satisfaction
Rodney M. Cate, Sally A. Lloyd, June M. Henton, Jeffry H. Larson, Fairness and Reward Level as Predictors of Relationship Satisfaction, Social Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 45, No. 3 (Sep., 1982), pp. 177-181
Premarital Predictors of Remarital Quality
Family of Origin Influences on Marital Attitudes and Readiness for Marriage in Late Adolescents
Using Bowenian family systems theory, this study examined the effects of the intergenerational transmission of anxiety in the family of origin through the processes of fusion, triangulation, and control on late adolescents' attitudes toward marriage and readiness for marriage. Participants ( N = 977) completed three measures of family processes in their families of origin, attitudes toward marriage, and readiness for marriage. The findings indica…
Family-of-Origin Predictors of Hostile Conflict in Early Marriage
Couple Communication as a Mediator Between Work–Family Conflict and Marital Satisfaction
Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships
Mark J. Benson, Jeffry Larson, Stephan M. Wilson, David H. Demo, Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 55, No. 3 (Aug., 1993), pp. 663-672
Former Spouse Ties and Postdivorce Relationship Quality
One potential problem area in remarriages is problems with or ties to an ex-spouse. This study focuses on identifying factors central to the relationship dynamics such as relationship satisfaction and stability. Additional emphasis is placed on specific and targeted work in a relationship with the goal of improving it, and its potential mediating effect on any negative relationship between ex-spouse ties and low relationship quality. Using second…
A Common-Fate Analysis of Pornography Acceptance, Use, and Sexual Satisfaction Among Heterosexual Married Couples
Gender differences in couple attachment behaviors as predictors of dietary habits and physical activity levels
This study used an Actor-Partner Interdependence Model to examine the relationship between attachment behaviors and health practices, as measured by physical activity levels and dietary habits. The sample included 1031 married couples, the majority of which is Caucasian (83.8%). Results suggest that women's attachment behaviors significantly influenced their own health practices ( p = .038), such that for every unit increase in poor attachment be…
Who Will Attend? Characteristics of Couples and Individuals in Marriage Education
There are two purposes of this marriage education marketing study: (1) to compare the self-reported intra- and interpersonal qualities of 121 married couples (n = 242 individuals) attending a marriage education program with 46 married couples (n = 92 individuals) who were contacted through marketing promotional materials to attend the program but did not participate and (2) to determine if intra- and/or interpersonal qualities would predict the l…
The Relationship of Childhood Sexual Abuse to the Marital Attitudes and Readiness for Marriage of Single Young Adult Women
This study investigated the relationship of childhood sexual abuse to marital attitudes and perceived readiness for marriage in single young adult women. A total of 622 women from three universities in the United States completed questionnaires on sexual abuse, attitudes and feelings about marriage, and readiness for marriage. After controlling for age, childhood sexual abuse was found to be related to more negative attitudes about marriage, more…
Adolescent Loneliness
The experience of loneliness for adolescents in the American and Asian Indian cultures was compared. The subjects for the study were 94 American college students and 104 Indian college students. Both samples completed the Loneliness Inventory, a demographic questionnaire, and rated their ease in making friends and degree of family closeness. Female American adolescents were significantly lonelier than female Inidan adolescents. There was no signi…
A Comparison of Intimacy in First-Married and Remarried Couples
The purpose of the study reported here was to compare intimacy in first-married and remarried couples. Data gathered from 33 first-married and 33 remarried couples with the Waring Intimacy Questionnaire revealed no significant differences between first-marrieds and remarrieds on total intimacy scores and seven subscale scores. Only one type of intimacy-conflict resolution-was significantly lower among the remarrieds. A comparison of the intimacy …
The Effects of Perceived Dysfunctional Family-of-Origin Rules on the Dating Relationships of Young Adults
Differences in Relationship Stability Between Individuals in First and Second Marriages
Compared to first marriages, remarriages have consistently demonstrated higher rates of divorce. Theories used to explain this phenomenon include the family process and selection perspectives. Researchers have attempted to address selection bias in this area but have not yet employed propensity score analysis to bolster causal inference. The purpose of this study is to assess the efficacy of covariate control methods for handling selection bias c…
Differences in Relationship Quality Measurement and Covariate Influence Between Individuals in First and Second Marriages
Few studies have examined relationship quality construct measurement and covariate influence differences between first married and remarried individuals. We used multiple-sample confirmatory factor analysis and structural regression invariance testing to assess relationship quality measurement and covariate influence differences between these two groups. We account for selection bias on 11 observed selection variables by comparing outcomes before…
Coming to Terms, Depression, and Relationship Satisfaction for Native Americans in Intimate Relationships
East-Indian college student's perceptions of family strengths
The Family Strengths Inventory (FS I), and a demographic questionnaire were distributed to 218 college students (120 women and 98 men), enrolled at a large university in Western India to determine their attitudes toward family strengths. A second objective was to determine whether ten demographic variables : age, gender, type of parental marriage, family type, parental socioeconomic status, religiosity, maternal employment, number of siblings, fa…
Family Cohesion and Personal Space in Families with Adolescents
An empirical study of the relevance of the personal space concept when applied to adolescent family relationships was conducted with a sample of 40 intact, nonclinical families. Using the Family Approach-Stop Measure of personal space it was found that the spatial distance between the parents and an older adolescent was greater than the spatial distance between the parents and a younger adolescent. Using Pearson product moment correlations, it wa…
Fairness and Reward Level as Predictors of Relationship Satisfaction
Rodney M. Cate, Sally A. Lloyd, June M. Henton, Jeffry H. Larson, Fairness and Reward Level as Predictors of Relationship Satisfaction, Social Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 45, No. 3 (Sep., 1982), pp. 177-181
Adolescent Loneliness
The experience of loneliness for adolescents in the American and Asian Indian cultures was compared. The subjects for the study were 94 American college students and 104 Indian college students. Both samples completed the Loneliness Inventory, a demographic questionnaire, and rated their ease in making friends and degree of family closeness. Female American adolescents were significantly lonelier than female Inidan adolescents. There was no signi…
A Comparison of Intimacy in First-Married and Remarried Couples
The purpose of the study reported here was to compare intimacy in first-married and remarried couples. Data gathered from 33 first-married and 33 remarried couples with the Waring Intimacy Questionnaire revealed no significant differences between first-marrieds and remarrieds on total intimacy scores and seven subscale scores. Only one type of intimacy-conflict resolution-was significantly lower among the remarrieds. A comparison of the intimacy …
Assessing Marital Quality with Distressed and Nondistressed Couples
Family Cohesion and Personal Space in Families with Adolescents
An empirical study of the relevance of the personal space concept when applied to adolescent family relationships was conducted with a sample of 40 intact, nonclinical families. Using the Family Approach-Stop Measure of personal space it was found that the spatial distance between the parents and an older adolescent was greater than the spatial distance between the parents and a younger adolescent. Using Pearson product moment correlations, it wa…
Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships
Mark J. Benson, Jeffry Larson, Stephan M. Wilson, David H. Demo, Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 55, No. 3 (Aug., 1993), pp. 663-672
The Impact of Job Insecurity on Marital and Family Relationships
recent economic recession and slow economic rebound are major stressors for many American families. The U. S. workplace is in a profound, historic state of turmoil that for millions of individuals is approaching panic (Dan Lacey, labor consultant, cited in Gwynne, 1992, p. 35). results of this turmoil include unemployment, underemployment, and job insecurity for many Americans. negative effects of unemployment on individuals and marital and famil…
Premarital Predictors of Marital Quality and Stability
The high rate of marital dissolution in the United States has resulted in high emotional, financial, and social costs to adults and children. This obligates family professionals to better understand the premarital factors that predict and influence marital quality and better utilize this knowledge to provide effective family life education (FLE) programs and premarital counseling (PC) for premarital couples. Although a few attempts have been made…
A Revision of the Dyadic Adjustment Scale for Use With Distressed and Nondistressed Couples
The existing research on the Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS) indicated that there were problems with some of the subscales and individual items. This study was designed to improve the instrument by following the standards of construct hierarchy. Through previous research and the analyses in this study, the subscales were found to contain some items that were homogeneous and others that were more heterogeneous. This problem was corrected by selectin…
Family of Origin Influences on Marital Attitudes and Readiness for Marriage in Late Adolescents
Using Bowenian family systems theory, this study examined the effects of the intergenerational transmission of anxiety in the family of origin through the processes of fusion, triangulation, and control on late adolescents' attitudes toward marriage and readiness for marriage. Participants ( N = 977) completed three measures of family processes in their families of origin, attitudes toward marriage, and readiness for marriage. The findings indica…
East-Indian college student's perceptions of family strengths
The Family Strengths Inventory (FS I), and a demographic questionnaire were distributed to 218 college students (120 women and 98 men), enrolled at a large university in Western India to determine their attitudes toward family strengths. A second objective was to determine whether ten demographic variables : age, gender, type of parental marriage, family type, parental socioeconomic status, religiosity, maternal employment, number of siblings, fa…
A Psychometric Evaluation of the Family Rules From the Past Questionnaire
The Effects of Perceived Dysfunctional Family-of-Origin Rules on the Dating Relationships of Young Adults
Premarital Prediction of Marital Quality or Breakup
Perceived Attitudes Towards Romanticism; A Cross-cultural Study of American, Asian-Indian, and Turkish Young Adults
The Knox & Sporakowski attitudes toward romantic love scale, a list of 13 desired qualities in a prospective partner, and a demographic questionnaire were distributed to a total of 641 young adults at three international universities in America, Turkey, and India. The sample consisted of 200 American young adults in Western U.S., 223 Turkish college students in Central Turkey, and 218 Indian young adults enrolled at a university in Western India …
Family-of-Origin Predictors of Hostile Conflict in Early Marriage
The Relationship of Childhood Sexual Abuse to the Marital Attitudes and Readiness for Marriage of Single Young Adult Women
This study investigated the relationship of childhood sexual abuse to marital attitudes and perceived readiness for marriage in single young adult women. A total of 622 women from three universities in the United States completed questionnaires on sexual abuse, attitudes and feelings about marriage, and readiness for marriage. After controlling for age, childhood sexual abuse was found to be related to more negative attitudes about marriage, more…
Premarital Predictors of Remarital Quality
Assessing Perceived Marriage Education Needs and Interests among Latinos in a Select Western Community
This study utilized focus groups to assess the perceived needs and interests for marriage education among single and married Latino individuals. Individuals (n=53) at various points in the marital developmental life cycle were studied, from high school to married people with children. Professionals working with Latinos also participated (n=l2). Participants were asked 14 open-ended questions to assess various elements of marriage education includ…
Who Will Attend? Characteristics of Couples and Individuals in Marriage Education
There are two purposes of this marriage education marketing study: (1) to compare the self-reported intra- and interpersonal qualities of 121 married couples (n = 242 individuals) attending a marriage education program with 46 married couples (n = 92 individuals) who were contacted through marketing promotional materials to attend the program but did not participate and (2) to determine if intra- and/or interpersonal qualities would predict the l…
Working Hard or Hardly Working? Comparing Relationship Self-Regulation Levels of Cohabiting, Married, and Remarried Individuals
The concept of relationship self-regulation (RSR) has been shown to be related to relationship satisfaction, yet the differences in RSR ability based on couple type have yet to be examined. This study compared first married, remarried, and cohabiting individuals on their self-reported ability to implement RSR in their relationship, along with their report of satisfaction, positive communication, and negative communication in their relationships. …
Coming to Terms, Depression, and Relationship Satisfaction for Native Americans in Intimate Relationships
Somatoform Disorder
Couple Communication as a Mediator Between Work–Family Conflict and Marital Satisfaction
Former Spouse Ties and Postdivorce Relationship Quality
One potential problem area in remarriages is problems with or ties to an ex-spouse. This study focuses on identifying factors central to the relationship dynamics such as relationship satisfaction and stability. Additional emphasis is placed on specific and targeted work in a relationship with the goal of improving it, and its potential mediating effect on any negative relationship between ex-spouse ties and low relationship quality. Using second…
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