Patrick M Markey
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 101326 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Patrick M Markey |
| NOMBRES | Patrick M |
| APELLIDO | Markey |
| FIRMA | MARKEY P M |
| AFILIACIONES | Villanova University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2401-2327 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 51 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 261 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 51 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
Deception Detection
This study examined the use of machine learning in detecting deception among 210 individuals reporting homicides or missing persons to 911. The sample included an equal number of false allegation callers (FAC) and true report callers (TRC) identified through case adjudication. Independent coders, unaware of callers’ deception, analyzed each 911 call using 86 behavioral cues. Using the random forest model with k-fold cross-validation and repeated …
Linguistic cues and deception
Validity concerns of the Considering Offender Probability Statements Scale in 911 homicide call analysis
A framework for the initial phases of personality test development using large language models and artificial personas
The benefits of being clear
Stepfamilies are one of the most common familial structures in the United States. The present research sought to examine the experiences of stepparents, specifically stepmothers, as one window into stepfamily functioning. Researchers theorize that the role of being a stepmother is poorly defined within American society compared to other social roles and that this lack of definition is a source of distress for stepparents. In a study of stepmother…
Artificial intelligence as a tool for detecting deception in 911 homicide calls
Fighting the good fight
Research on romantic conflict has persuasively documented that the way partners communicate with one another during disagreements is a driving factor in predicting how they perceive the conflicts in their relationships. The current research added to this literature by differentiating couples who resolve conflicts more, versus less, successfully. Specifically, the current work examined how couples' behavioral trajectories across the course of conf…
Love's a dance you learn as you go
High‐quality romantic bonds benefit people. Extant literature has explored many individual and relational factors that contribute to high‐quality relationships, yet research on how moment‐to‐moment behaviours predict quality is still in the nascent stages. The current study explored interpersonal complementarity on warmth and dominance as one index of moment‐to‐moment interaction dynamics in romantic relationships. The sample included 180 couples…
He does not look like video games made him do it
Movie smoking and teen smoking behavior
Policy makers and some scholars have expressed concerns regarding potential links between youth viewing smoking in movies and smoking in real life. Some advocacy groups have expressed the view that causal links between movie smoking and youth smoking definitively exist. However, research on actual smoking behaviors is relatively narrow, correlational, and tend to produce very small effect sizes. The current paper reviews the methodology of movie …
Partner–objectification in romantic relationships
The present study investigated the relationship between the objectification of one's romantic partner (partner–objectification) and relationship quality using 221 heterosexual couples. Controlling for relevant covariates, actor–partner interdependence models revealed no partner effects but multiple actor effects. First, men who objectified their partners more had lower levels of relationship commitment and relationship satisfaction, and perceived…
A weak scientific basis for gaming disorder
We greatly appreciate the care and thought that is evident in the 10 commentaries that discuss our debate paper, the majority of which argued in favor of a formalized ICD-11 gaming disorder. We agree that there are some people whose play of video games is related to life problems. We believe that understanding this population and the nature and severity of the problems they experience should be a focus area for future research. However, moving fr…
Moral Combat
Dissimilarity in physical attractiveness within romantic dyads and mate retention behaviors
The present study investigated the relations among physical attractiveness and inter- and intrasexual mate retention tactics used by individuals in romantic relationships. Seventy-three undergraduate romantic dyads were photographed and completed a questionnaire about their mate retention tactics. Independent judges rated the photographs for physical attractiveness. Actor-partner interdependence models indicated that (a) partner's physical attrac…
Scholars’ open debate paper on the World Health Organization ICD-11 Gaming Disorder proposal
Concerns about problematic gaming behaviors deserve our full attention. However, we claim that it is far from clear that these problems can or should be attributed to a new disorder. The empirical basis for a Gaming Disorder proposal, such as in the new ICD-11, suffers from fundamental issues. Our main concerns are the low quality of the research base, the fact that the current operationalization leans too heavily on substance use and gambling cr…
Behavioral and emotional responses to diet‐related support and control among same‐sex couples
Members of 63 lesbian and 72 gay couples reported how frequently their partners engaged in diet‐related social support and control (persuasion and pressure) and how they responded behaviorally and emotionally to such attempts. Although lesbian women received more frequent diet‐related social support than gay men, there were no gender differences in the receipt of diet‐related social control. Results of multilevel models that controlled for body m…
Behavior Genetics and the Within-Person Variability of Daily Interpersonal Styles
A classical twin study was used to estimate the magnitude of genetic and environmental influences on four measurements of within-person variability, namely dominance flux, warmth flux, spin, and pulse. Flux refers to the variability of an individual’s interpersonal dominance and warmth. Spin measures changes in the tone of interpersonal styles, and pulse measures changes in the intensity of interpersonal styles. Daily reports of interpersonal sty…
Lessons From Markey et al. (2015) and Bushman et al. (2015)
This article presents a response to the comment by B. J. Bushman, D. Romer, and P. E. Jamieson (2015). This reply addresses 2 issues raised by the commenters. First, they claim they and others have not made sensationalistic statements linking violent media to horrific acts of real-world violence. In response, we supply numerous examples of sensationalistic statements made by them and others. Second, they claim they did not expect violence in film…
Manufacturing consensus in a diverse field of scholarly opinions
We appreciate the efforts of Bushman and Cruz to provide new data describing parents’ and professionals’ opinions regarding effects of media violence. Unfortunately, we feel it is necessary to call attention to apparent errors and inaccuracies in the way those data are interpreted and represented in their article. The article overstates the extent to which there is agreement that media violence has meaningful negative societal effects and misrepr…
Understanding same-sex male and female partners' restrained eating in the context of their relationships
This study examined weight status and dietary restraint among same-sex couples using Actor-Partner Interdependence Models. Body mass indices and restrained eating behaviors (i.e., cognitive dietary restraint, uncontrolled eating, and emotional eating) were assessed for members of 144 same-sex couples (72 lesbian and 72 gay couples; mean age = 33.74 years, standard deviation = 11.27 years). Results indicated that both men and women who were relati…
Violent Movies and Severe Acts of Violence
Violent media has often been blamed for severe violent acts. Following recent findings that violence in movies has increased substantially over the last few decades, this research examined whether such increases were related to trends in severe acts of violence. Annual rates of movie violence and gun violence in movies were compared to homicide and aggravated assault rates between the years of 1960 and 2012. Time series analyses found that violen…
Personality, Relationships, and Health
This special issue of the Journal of Personality focuses on the importance of considering both personality and relationship forces when examining physical and psychological health. The nine articles presented in this issue employed a variety of research designs, theoretical rationales, health outcomes, and advanced statistical methodologies in order to better understand how both individual differences and social factors are relevant to our health…
Violent video games and real-world violence
The interpersonal meaning of humor styles
In order to investigate the interpersonal meaning of humor, the relations between humor styles and the Interpersonal Circumplex (IPC) were examined. One-hundred and twenty-seven participants reported their humor styles using the Humor Styles Questionnaire (HSQ). These participants' interpersonal styles were also assessed using the eight octants of the IPC. By employing the structural summary method, results indicated that all humor styles produce…
Interpersonal problems and relationship quality
Romantic Relationships and Health
Romantic ideals, romantic obtainment, and relationship experiences
This research applied three different models of complementarity to romantic ideals, romantic obtainment, and the quality of romantic relationships: (i) Carson's (1969) model of interpersonal complementarity (i.e., individuals similar to each other on warmth, but opposite on dominance, are most compatible); (ii) Wiggins's (1979) model of complementarity (i.e., individuals whose personalities occur in a manner predicted by social exchange theory ar…
Romantic Relationships and Eating Regulation
The current study examines eating regulation in the context of romantic relationships. One hundred and four heterosexual couples provided information about their weight, satisfaction with their partners' bodies, weight concerns, healthy dieting behaviors, and attempts to regulate their partners' eating behaviors. Results indicated that women were more likely to monitor their partners' eating behaviors than were men. Both men and women who attempt…
Relations Between Body Image and Dieting Behaviors
Understanding Women's Body Satisfaction
Marital Status and Health Beliefs
Gender, sexual orientation, and romantic partner influence on body image
Although social influences are implicated in the development of body image, research has yet to address the roles of women's sexual orientation and romantic partners' weight statuses in predicting women's body image. This study examines both heterosexual ( n = 104) and lesbian ( n = 144) women and their partners' body mass indexes and body image using actor-partner interdependence models. The results indicated that lesbian women preferred larger …
Romantic Partners, Weight Status, and Weight Concerns
In this study, romantic partners' weight status and weight concerns were examined using the Actor-Partner Interdependence Model. One hundred and four heterosexual couples' ( N = 208 participants) weight and height were assessed by researchers to compute body mass index and participants' weight concerns were assessed. As expected, results indicated that participants' weight concerns were associated with their weight status. Further, men and women …
Correlates of Young Women’s Interest in Obtaining Cosmetic Surgery
Romantic Relationships and Body Satisfaction Among Young Women
Violent video games and real-world violence
Violent video games and anger as predictors of aggression
Weight Disparities Between Female Same-Sex Romantic Partners and Weight Concerns
In the current study, we investigated the relevance of women’s own and their romantic partners’ weight status to the development of weight concerns. Seventy-two female same-sex couples ( n = 144 women) completed the Weight Concerns Scale and a researcher measured their height and weight to compute body mass index as a measure of weight status. Using the Actor–Partner Interdependence Model, which accounts for the dependency in these data, analyses…
Violent Movies and Severe Acts of Violence
Violent media has often been blamed for severe violent acts. Following recent findings that violence in movies has increased substantially over the last few decades, this research examined whether such increases were related to trends in severe acts of violence. Annual rates of movie violence and gun violence in movies were compared to homicide and aggravated assault rates between the years of 1960 and 2012. Time series analyses found that violen…
Personality, puberty, and preadolescent girls’ risky behaviors
A Preliminary Validation of Preadolescents' Self-Reports Using the Five-Factor Model of Personality
Behavioral and emotional responses to diet‐related support and control among same‐sex couples
Members of 63 lesbian and 72 gay couples reported how frequently their partners engaged in diet‐related social support and control (persuasion and pressure) and how they responded behaviorally and emotionally to such attempts. Although lesbian women received more frequent diet‐related social support than gay men, there were no gender differences in the receipt of diet‐related social control. Results of multilevel models that controlled for body m…
Seasonal Variation in Internet Keyword Searches
Emerging adults' responses to a media presentation of idealized female beauty
This study examined emerging adults’ qualitative responses to a TV depiction of idealized female beauty. Ninety-one participants (M age 19.5) viewed a reality TV show featuring a woman’s cosmetic surgery transformation and were asked to write a response to what they viewed; researchers coded these responses for emotional tone and thematic content. Further, participants’ own appearance satisfaction and interest in changing their appearance via cos…
Preadolescents' Perceptions of Females' Body Size and Shape
Sociosexuality and relationship commitment among lesbian couples
Leaving Room for Complexity in Attempts to Understand Associations between Romantic Relationships and Health
Love's a dance you learn as you go
High‐quality romantic bonds benefit people. Extant literature has explored many individual and relational factors that contribute to high‐quality relationships, yet research on how moment‐to‐moment behaviours predict quality is still in the nascent stages. The current study explored interpersonal complementarity on warmth and dominance as one index of moment‐to‐moment interaction dynamics in romantic relationships. The sample included 180 couples…
Understanding same-sex male and female partners' restrained eating in the context of their relationships
This study examined weight status and dietary restraint among same-sex couples using Actor-Partner Interdependence Models. Body mass indices and restrained eating behaviors (i.e., cognitive dietary restraint, uncontrolled eating, and emotional eating) were assessed for members of 144 same-sex couples (72 lesbian and 72 gay couples; mean age = 33.74 years, standard deviation = 11.27 years). Results indicated that both men and women who were relati…
The interpersonal meaning of humor styles
In order to investigate the interpersonal meaning of humor, the relations between humor styles and the Interpersonal Circumplex (IPC) were examined. One-hundred and twenty-seven participants reported their humor styles using the Humor Styles Questionnaire (HSQ). These participants' interpersonal styles were also assessed using the eight octants of the IPC. By employing the structural summary method, results indicated that all humor styles produce…
Interpersonal Perception in Internet Chat Rooms
A Preliminary Validation of Preadolescents' Self-Reports Using the Five-Factor Model of Personality
Preadolescents' Perceptions of Females' Body Size and Shape
Personality, puberty, and preadolescent girls’ risky behaviors
Understanding Women's Body Satisfaction
Relations Between Body Image and Dieting Behaviors
Marital Status and Health Beliefs
Romantic Relationships and Body Satisfaction Among Young Women
Romantic Relationships and Health
Violent video games and anger as predictors of aggression
The interpersonal meaning of sexual promiscuity
Romantic ideals, romantic obtainment, and relationship experiences
This research applied three different models of complementarity to romantic ideals, romantic obtainment, and the quality of romantic relationships: (i) Carson's (1969) model of interpersonal complementarity (i.e., individuals similar to each other on warmth, but opposite on dominance, are most compatible); (ii) Wiggins's (1979) model of complementarity (i.e., individuals whose personalities occur in a manner predicted by social exchange theory ar…
Romantic Relationships and Eating Regulation
The current study examines eating regulation in the context of romantic relationships. One hundred and four heterosexual couples provided information about their weight, satisfaction with their partners' bodies, weight concerns, healthy dieting behaviors, and attempts to regulate their partners' eating behaviors. Results indicated that women were more likely to monitor their partners' eating behaviors than were men. Both men and women who attempt…
Correlates of Young Women’s Interest in Obtaining Cosmetic Surgery
Changes in pornography-seeking behaviors following political elections
A real-time assessment of interpersonal complementarity
The principle of complementarity asserts that the interpersonal behaviors of interaction partners tend to complement each other by encouraging partners to act similarly in terms of warmth and opposite in terms of dominance. The current study applied Sadler's computer joystick tracking device (originally designed to assess personality perception) to examine complementarity. Sixty-six unacquainted females were videotaped during an unstructured dyad…
Leaving Room for Complexity in Attempts to Understand Associations between Romantic Relationships and Health
Changes in women’s interpersonal styles across the menstrual cycle
Romantic Partners, Weight Status, and Weight Concerns
In this study, romantic partners' weight status and weight concerns were examined using the Actor-Partner Interdependence Model. One hundred and four heterosexual couples' ( N = 208 participants) weight and height were assessed by researchers to compute body mass index and participants' weight concerns were assessed. As expected, results indicated that participants' weight concerns were associated with their weight status. Further, men and women …
Emerging adults' responses to a media presentation of idealized female beauty
This study examined emerging adults’ qualitative responses to a TV depiction of idealized female beauty. Ninety-one participants (M age 19.5) viewed a reality TV show featuring a woman’s cosmetic surgery transformation and were asked to write a response to what they viewed; researchers coded these responses for emotional tone and thematic content. Further, participants’ own appearance satisfaction and interest in changing their appearance via cos…
The complementarity of behavioral styles among female same‐gender romantic couples
This study extended previous research on complementarity through the examination of female same‐gender romantic dyads. One‐hundred and forty‐four women (72 couples) completed interpersonal circumplex ratings of their romantic partner and a relationship measure of love and harmony. Results indicated that high levels of relationship quality were reported by participants who were warm and submissive or who had partners who possessed these characteri…
Weight Disparities Between Female Same-Sex Romantic Partners and Weight Concerns
In the current study, we investigated the relevance of women’s own and their romantic partners’ weight status to the development of weight concerns. Seventy-two female same-sex couples ( n = 144 women) completed the Weight Concerns Scale and a researcher measured their height and weight to compute body mass index as a measure of weight status. Using the Actor–Partner Interdependence Model, which accounts for the dependency in these data, analyses…
Sociosexuality and relationship commitment among lesbian couples
Seasonal Variation in Internet Keyword Searches
Annual variation in Internet keyword searches
This study investigated the annual variation in Internet searches regarding dieting. Time-series analysis was first used to examine the annual trends of Google keyword searches during the past 7 years for topics related to dieting within the United States. The results indicated that keyword searches for dieting fit a consistent 12-month linear model, peaking in January (following New Year’s Eve) and then linearly decreasing until surging again th…
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