G Bouchard
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 11343 |
|---|---|
| NOME | G Bouchard |
| PRENOMES | G |
| SOBRENOME | Bouchard |
| ASSINATURA | BOUCHARD G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Université de Moncton |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7542-704X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 376 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Relationship between sibling bullying, family functioning, and problem solving
Marges entre l’école et la vie adulte
Toute personne, au cours de son existence, vivra des transitions en traversant les différentes étapes de sa vie. Cet article présente l’une de ces transitions, soit la transition entre l’école et la vie adulte. La transcription de réunions de plans de transition d’élèves ayant une déficience intellectuelle a permis de décrire les rêves, les craintes et les dilemmes auxquels les jeunes et leur famille font face lorsque ces élèves quittent l’école.…
Machine learning ATR-FTIR spectroscopy data for the screening of collagen for ZooMS analysis and mtDNA in archaeological bone
Ambivalent sexism and relationship adjustment among young adult couples
This study examined the associations between ambivalent sexism (i.e., hostile and benevolent sexism) and relationship adjustment in young adult couples by testing an actor-partner interdependence model. The sample was composed of 219 cohabiting heterosexual Canadian couples. The findings suggest that ambivalent sexism plays a role in young adults' perceptions of the quality of their romantic relationship, but gender differences exist. Women and m…
The use of Facebook in romantic relationships
The purpose of this paper was to document the use of social media in romantic relationships. More specifically, we examined whether the information that people desired to share (i.e., desired relationship visibility) and shared in practice (i.e., actual relationship visibility) about their romantic relationships on Facebook was predicted by their level of relational commitment. A sample of 139 couples, users of Facebook, aged 17 to 30 years, part…
Threshold Levels for Disorder, Inequity in Household Labor, and Frustration with the Partner among Emerging Adult Couples
Young adults increasingly express a desire to create egalitarian romantic partnerships, yet numerous studies have shown that women generally continue to assume the lion's share of housework. Building on previous work on threshold levels of tolerance for dirt and disorder, on housework allocation, and on perceived fairness, the current longitudinal study documented the pathway by which threshold levels for housework lead to feelings of frustration…
Archaeozoological, taphonomic and ZooMS insights into The Protoaurignacian faunal record from Riparo Bombrini
Portable FTIR for on-site screening of archaeological bone intended for ZooMS collagen fingerprint analysis
Housework Allocation, Negotiation Strategies, and Relationship Satisfaction in Cohabiting Emerging Adult Heterosexual Couples
Parental intervention style and adult sibling conflicts
Managing conflicts and aggressive behaviors between siblings is challenging for many parents, and parental responses to sibling conflict has been shown to influence the quality of children's sibling interactions. Building on previous work on parental involvement in sibling conflict, the aim of this study was to investigate the mediating role of sibling bullying perpetration and victimization during childhood and adolescence in the relationship be…
The Effects of Parental Divorce in Single and Romantically Involved Emerging Adults
This study, based on a sample of 572 individuals, verified the impact of parental divorce on beliefs toward marriage and divorce, expectations of future relationship success, and marital intentions among single and romantically involved emerging adults. Findings revealed that, in comparison with singles from divorced families, singles from intact families were more likely to report positive views of marriage and to believe that divorce is avoidab…
Un outil en os à usages multiples dans un contexte moustérien
Hardy Maurice, Pothier Bouchard Geneviève, Doyon Luc. Un outil en os à usages multiples dans un contexte moustérien. In: Bulletin de la Société préhistorique française, tome 111, n°4, 2014. pp. 741-744
Parental Divorce and Couples' Adjustment During the Transition to Parenthood
In this study, the authors examined the associations between parental divorce, quality of relationships with parents, and dyadic adjustment during transition of 114 couples to parenthood. Data were collected during the third trimester of pregnancy and at 9 months postpartum. As predicted, the authors found that women from divorced families reported more conflict, less support, and less depth in the relationships with their fathers. However, it wa…
Why Do Women Do the Lion’s Share of Housework? A Decade of Research
More on the Gendered Division of Household Labor
The well-being of cohabiting and married couples during pregnancy
Cohabiting women are less likely to plan their pregnancies than married women. Research on marital and pregnancy statuses remains distinct and, consequently, the effects of both variables are confounded. The aim of the present study was to examine the moderational role of pregnancy planning in the relationship between marital status and future parents' well-being. A sample of 154 French-Canadian couples expecting their first child completed asses…
Alexithymia Among Students and Professionals in Function of Disciplines
This study was aimed at investigating if students and professionals in helping relationships were less alexithymic than those in nonhelping relationships and if professionals were less alexithymic than students. The study was also aimed at examining if the pattern of results for alexithymia could be reproducible for psychological distress. The 270 individuals (undergraduates and professionals) completed the Toronto Alexithymia Scale (Bagby, Parke…
Timing of the transition to motherhood and union quality
Researchers have examined the contribution of women’s age at first pregnancy to the prediction of union quality across the transition to motherhood, but the emerging picture is inconsistent. The authors investigated the moderator role of union length in the relationship between the 2 variables. A sample of 143 Canadian women completed the Dyadic Adjustment Scale during pregnancy and at 6 months postpartum. As predicted, after partialing out the i…
Transition to Motherhood and Relationship Quality
Despite the fact that many women in remarriages give birth to their first child, studies on the transition to motherhood do not acknowledge the impact of higher-order unions and vice versa. Currently, it is unknown how the relationship functioning of women undergoing the transition to motherhood is influenced by the new couples' divorce or separation history. The aim of this study is to address this gap in the literature by examining the trajecto…
Cohabitation versus Marriage
This study was aimed at investigating if the precursors of relationship dissolution vary according to union type (marriage or cohabitation). More specifically, this study examined the role of an important social psychological variable, dyadic adjustment, on relationship dissolution of cohabiting versus marital unions. A total of 117 married couples and 109 cohabiting couples completed a measure of dyadic adjustment, along with a demographic quest…
Transition to Parenthood and Conjugal Life
One of the variables that could explain the considerable variety of ways that adult couples handle the transition to parenthood is whether the pregnancy was planned or not. However, very little is known about the impact of pregnancy intendedness on the conjugal life of couples during this transition. The aim of this study was to address this gap in the literature by comparing the trajectory of 21 couples facing an unplanned pregnancy to the one o…
Special Reviewers
Adult Couples Facing a Planned or an Unplanned Pregnancy
This study examined demographic, individual, and relational factors that differentiate adult couples facing an unplanned pregnancy carried to term from those facing a planned pregnancy. One hundred and eighteen couples expecting their first child completed, along with a demographic questionnaire, measures of personality, perceived stress, depression, attachment, and dyadic adjustment during the third trimester of the women's pregnancy. Results sh…
Policy‐making and administrative discretion
Decisions in complex and controversial policy areas are often left to civil servants. As a result, civil servants use their discretionary power to make decisions that will likely have important consequences for society. This is the case with immigration. Partially based on interviews conducted with Canadian and Quebecois immigration agents, the authors note that the use of the judgement of civil servants is an important factor in the selection pr…
Personality and Marital Adjustment
Using the five-factor model of personality, this study investigates the contribution of personality traits to marital adjustment. The sample is composed of 446 couples who completed the NEO Five-Factor Inventory, which measures the personality traits of neuroticism, extraversion, openness, agreeableness, and conscientiousness, as well as the Dyadic Adjustment Scale. Results of hierarchical regression analyses indicated that self-reported and part…
Why Do Women Do the Lion’s Share of Housework? A Decade of Research
Policy‐making and administrative discretion
Decisions in complex and controversial policy areas are often left to civil servants. As a result, civil servants use their discretionary power to make decisions that will likely have important consequences for society. This is the case with immigration. Partially based on interviews conducted with Canadian and Quebecois immigration agents, the authors note that the use of the judgement of civil servants is an important factor in the selection pr…
Personality and Marital Adjustment
Using the five-factor model of personality, this study investigates the contribution of personality traits to marital adjustment. The sample is composed of 446 couples who completed the NEO Five-Factor Inventory, which measures the personality traits of neuroticism, extraversion, openness, agreeableness, and conscientiousness, as well as the Dyadic Adjustment Scale. Results of hierarchical regression analyses indicated that self-reported and part…
Archaeozoological, taphonomic and ZooMS insights into The Protoaurignacian faunal record from Riparo Bombrini
Un outil en os à usages multiples dans un contexte moustérien
Hardy Maurice, Pothier Bouchard Geneviève, Doyon Luc. Un outil en os à usages multiples dans un contexte moustérien. In: Bulletin de la Société préhistorique française, tome 111, n°4, 2014. pp. 741-744
Adult Couples Facing a Planned or an Unplanned Pregnancy
This study examined demographic, individual, and relational factors that differentiate adult couples facing an unplanned pregnancy carried to term from those facing a planned pregnancy. One hundred and eighteen couples expecting their first child completed, along with a demographic questionnaire, measures of personality, perceived stress, depression, attachment, and dyadic adjustment during the third trimester of the women's pregnancy. Results sh…
Housework Allocation, Negotiation Strategies, and Relationship Satisfaction in Cohabiting Emerging Adult Heterosexual Couples
Portable FTIR for on-site screening of archaeological bone intended for ZooMS collagen fingerprint analysis
Transition to Parenthood and Conjugal Life
One of the variables that could explain the considerable variety of ways that adult couples handle the transition to parenthood is whether the pregnancy was planned or not. However, very little is known about the impact of pregnancy intendedness on the conjugal life of couples during this transition. The aim of this study was to address this gap in the literature by comparing the trajectory of 21 couples facing an unplanned pregnancy to the one o…
Ambivalent sexism and relationship adjustment among young adult couples
This study examined the associations between ambivalent sexism (i.e., hostile and benevolent sexism) and relationship adjustment in young adult couples by testing an actor-partner interdependence model. The sample was composed of 219 cohabiting heterosexual Canadian couples. The findings suggest that ambivalent sexism plays a role in young adults' perceptions of the quality of their romantic relationship, but gender differences exist. Women and m…
Parental intervention style and adult sibling conflicts
Managing conflicts and aggressive behaviors between siblings is challenging for many parents, and parental responses to sibling conflict has been shown to influence the quality of children's sibling interactions. Building on previous work on parental involvement in sibling conflict, the aim of this study was to investigate the mediating role of sibling bullying perpetration and victimization during childhood and adolescence in the relationship be…
The well-being of cohabiting and married couples during pregnancy
Cohabiting women are less likely to plan their pregnancies than married women. Research on marital and pregnancy statuses remains distinct and, consequently, the effects of both variables are confounded. The aim of the present study was to examine the moderational role of pregnancy planning in the relationship between marital status and future parents' well-being. A sample of 154 French-Canadian couples expecting their first child completed asses…
Machine learning ATR-FTIR spectroscopy data for the screening of collagen for ZooMS analysis and mtDNA in archaeological bone
The use of Facebook in romantic relationships
The purpose of this paper was to document the use of social media in romantic relationships. More specifically, we examined whether the information that people desired to share (i.e., desired relationship visibility) and shared in practice (i.e., actual relationship visibility) about their romantic relationships on Facebook was predicted by their level of relational commitment. A sample of 139 couples, users of Facebook, aged 17 to 30 years, part…
Threshold Levels for Disorder, Inequity in Household Labor, and Frustration with the Partner among Emerging Adult Couples
Young adults increasingly express a desire to create egalitarian romantic partnerships, yet numerous studies have shown that women generally continue to assume the lion's share of housework. Building on previous work on threshold levels of tolerance for dirt and disorder, on housework allocation, and on perceived fairness, the current longitudinal study documented the pathway by which threshold levels for housework lead to feelings of frustration…
More on the Gendered Division of Household Labor
Testing the Theoretical Models Underlying the Ways of Coping Questionnaire with Couples
Yvan Lussier, John Wright, Chantal Richer, Testing the Theoretical Models Underlying the Ways of Coping Questionnaire with Couples, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 59, No. 2 (May, 1997), pp. 409-418
Parental Divorce and Couples' Adjustment During the Transition to Parenthood
In this study, the authors examined the associations between parental divorce, quality of relationships with parents, and dyadic adjustment during transition of 114 couples to parenthood. Data were collected during the third trimester of pregnancy and at 9 months postpartum. As predicted, the authors found that women from divorced families reported more conflict, less support, and less depth in the relationships with their fathers. However, it wa…
Timing of the transition to motherhood and union quality
Researchers have examined the contribution of women’s age at first pregnancy to the prediction of union quality across the transition to motherhood, but the emerging picture is inconsistent. The authors investigated the moderator role of union length in the relationship between the 2 variables. A sample of 143 Canadian women completed the Dyadic Adjustment Scale during pregnancy and at 6 months postpartum. As predicted, after partialing out the i…
The Content of Occupational Titles
Testing the Theoretical Models Underlying the Ways of Coping Questionnaire with Couples
Yvan Lussier, John Wright, Chantal Richer, Testing the Theoretical Models Underlying the Ways of Coping Questionnaire with Couples, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 59, No. 2 (May, 1997), pp. 409-418
The Content of Occupational Titles
Personality and Marital Adjustment
Using the five-factor model of personality, this study investigates the contribution of personality traits to marital adjustment. The sample is composed of 446 couples who completed the NEO Five-Factor Inventory, which measures the personality traits of neuroticism, extraversion, openness, agreeableness, and conscientiousness, as well as the Dyadic Adjustment Scale. Results of hierarchical regression analyses indicated that self-reported and part…
Policy‐making and administrative discretion
Decisions in complex and controversial policy areas are often left to civil servants. As a result, civil servants use their discretionary power to make decisions that will likely have important consequences for society. This is the case with immigration. Partially based on interviews conducted with Canadian and Quebecois immigration agents, the authors note that the use of the judgement of civil servants is an important factor in the selection pr…
Special Reviewers
Adult Couples Facing a Planned or an Unplanned Pregnancy
This study examined demographic, individual, and relational factors that differentiate adult couples facing an unplanned pregnancy carried to term from those facing a planned pregnancy. One hundred and eighteen couples expecting their first child completed, along with a demographic questionnaire, measures of personality, perceived stress, depression, attachment, and dyadic adjustment during the third trimester of the women's pregnancy. Results sh…
Transition to Motherhood and Relationship Quality
Despite the fact that many women in remarriages give birth to their first child, studies on the transition to motherhood do not acknowledge the impact of higher-order unions and vice versa. Currently, it is unknown how the relationship functioning of women undergoing the transition to motherhood is influenced by the new couples' divorce or separation history. The aim of this study is to address this gap in the literature by examining the trajecto…
Cohabitation versus Marriage
This study was aimed at investigating if the precursors of relationship dissolution vary according to union type (marriage or cohabitation). More specifically, this study examined the role of an important social psychological variable, dyadic adjustment, on relationship dissolution of cohabiting versus marital unions. A total of 117 married couples and 109 cohabiting couples completed a measure of dyadic adjustment, along with a demographic quest…
Transition to Parenthood and Conjugal Life
One of the variables that could explain the considerable variety of ways that adult couples handle the transition to parenthood is whether the pregnancy was planned or not. However, very little is known about the impact of pregnancy intendedness on the conjugal life of couples during this transition. The aim of this study was to address this gap in the literature by comparing the trajectory of 21 couples facing an unplanned pregnancy to the one o…
Alexithymia Among Students and Professionals in Function of Disciplines
This study was aimed at investigating if students and professionals in helping relationships were less alexithymic than those in nonhelping relationships and if professionals were less alexithymic than students. The study was also aimed at examining if the pattern of results for alexithymia could be reproducible for psychological distress. The 270 individuals (undergraduates and professionals) completed the Toronto Alexithymia Scale (Bagby, Parke…
Timing of the transition to motherhood and union quality
Researchers have examined the contribution of women’s age at first pregnancy to the prediction of union quality across the transition to motherhood, but the emerging picture is inconsistent. The authors investigated the moderator role of union length in the relationship between the 2 variables. A sample of 143 Canadian women completed the Dyadic Adjustment Scale during pregnancy and at 6 months postpartum. As predicted, after partialing out the i…
The well-being of cohabiting and married couples during pregnancy
Cohabiting women are less likely to plan their pregnancies than married women. Research on marital and pregnancy statuses remains distinct and, consequently, the effects of both variables are confounded. The aim of the present study was to examine the moderational role of pregnancy planning in the relationship between marital status and future parents' well-being. A sample of 154 French-Canadian couples expecting their first child completed asses…
Why Do Women Do the Lion’s Share of Housework? A Decade of Research
More on the Gendered Division of Household Labor
Parental Divorce and Couples' Adjustment During the Transition to Parenthood
In this study, the authors examined the associations between parental divorce, quality of relationships with parents, and dyadic adjustment during transition of 114 couples to parenthood. Data were collected during the third trimester of pregnancy and at 9 months postpartum. As predicted, the authors found that women from divorced families reported more conflict, less support, and less depth in the relationships with their fathers. However, it wa…
Un outil en os à usages multiples dans un contexte moustérien
Hardy Maurice, Pothier Bouchard Geneviève, Doyon Luc. Un outil en os à usages multiples dans un contexte moustérien. In: Bulletin de la Société préhistorique française, tome 111, n°4, 2014. pp. 741-744
The Effects of Parental Divorce in Single and Romantically Involved Emerging Adults
This study, based on a sample of 572 individuals, verified the impact of parental divorce on beliefs toward marriage and divorce, expectations of future relationship success, and marital intentions among single and romantically involved emerging adults. Findings revealed that, in comparison with singles from divorced families, singles from intact families were more likely to report positive views of marriage and to believe that divorce is avoidab…
Portable FTIR for on-site screening of archaeological bone intended for ZooMS collagen fingerprint analysis
Housework Allocation, Negotiation Strategies, and Relationship Satisfaction in Cohabiting Emerging Adult Heterosexual Couples
Parental intervention style and adult sibling conflicts
Managing conflicts and aggressive behaviors between siblings is challenging for many parents, and parental responses to sibling conflict has been shown to influence the quality of children's sibling interactions. Building on previous work on parental involvement in sibling conflict, the aim of this study was to investigate the mediating role of sibling bullying perpetration and victimization during childhood and adolescence in the relationship be…
Archaeozoological, taphonomic and ZooMS insights into The Protoaurignacian faunal record from Riparo Bombrini
Marges entre l’école et la vie adulte
Toute personne, au cours de son existence, vivra des transitions en traversant les différentes étapes de sa vie. Cet article présente l’une de ces transitions, soit la transition entre l’école et la vie adulte. La transcription de réunions de plans de transition d’élèves ayant une déficience intellectuelle a permis de décrire les rêves, les craintes et les dilemmes auxquels les jeunes et leur famille font face lorsque ces élèves quittent l’école.…
Machine learning ATR-FTIR spectroscopy data for the screening of collagen for ZooMS analysis and mtDNA in archaeological bone
Ambivalent sexism and relationship adjustment among young adult couples
This study examined the associations between ambivalent sexism (i.e., hostile and benevolent sexism) and relationship adjustment in young adult couples by testing an actor-partner interdependence model. The sample was composed of 219 cohabiting heterosexual Canadian couples. The findings suggest that ambivalent sexism plays a role in young adults' perceptions of the quality of their romantic relationship, but gender differences exist. Women and m…
The use of Facebook in romantic relationships
The purpose of this paper was to document the use of social media in romantic relationships. More specifically, we examined whether the information that people desired to share (i.e., desired relationship visibility) and shared in practice (i.e., actual relationship visibility) about their romantic relationships on Facebook was predicted by their level of relational commitment. A sample of 139 couples, users of Facebook, aged 17 to 30 years, part…
Psychology (19 obras) · Developmental psychology (16 obras) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (13 obras) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (12 obras) · Social Psychology (12 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Population (7 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Demography (6 obras) · Clinical Psychology (5 obras)