Rachel Ebling
Biographic Data
| ID | 217895 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rachel Ebling |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rachel |
| FAMILY NAME | Ebling |
| SIGNATURE | EBLING R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Berkeley |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Pathways From A Us Co-Parenting Intervention To Legal Outcomes
Although divorce intervention research has demonstrated positive effects on children's and parents' adaptation following divorce, surprisingly few studies have examined intervention effects on legal system involvement. This study explored effects of a court-affiliated intervention for separating/divorcing parents with children age 6 or younger on legal system outcomes. The study employed a randomised controlled design; the intervention was a hybr…
Cultures of Moderation and Expression: Emotional Experience, Behavior, and Physiology in Chinese Americans and Mexican Americans
Ethnographic accounts suggest that emotions are moderated in Chinese cultures and expressed openly in Mexican cultures. The authors tested this notion by comparing subjective, behavioral, and physiological aspects of emotional responses to 3 (warned, unwarned, instructed to inhibit responding) aversive acoustic startle stimuli in 95 Chinese Americans and 64 Mexican Americans. Subjective reports were consistent with ethnographic accounts; Chinese …
Predicting Husbands' and Wives' Retirement Satisfaction from the Emotional Qualities of Marital Interaction
Retirement satisfaction was predicted from the emotional qualities of pre-retirement marital interaction in 49 male ( Mage = 63) and 31 female ( Mage = 61) retirees. In 1989, we measured physiological, behavioral, and subjective aspects of emotion while spouses discussed a conflict in their marriage. Five years later, we assessed retirement satisfaction for spouses who had retired in the intervening period. Husbands who were physiologically relax…
Who Are the Marital Experts
We asked whether professional training or personal experience with marriage predicted accuracy in judging (a) marital satisfaction and (b) marital stability. Nine groups of participants viewed 3-minute videotaped conversations of 10 married couples and rated each on level of marital satisfaction and whether they were likely to divorce in the future. Group differences were found in accuracy of marital satisfaction judgments. Those for whom marriag…
Predicting Husbands' and Wives' Retirement Satisfaction from the Emotional Qualities of Marital Interaction
Retirement satisfaction was predicted from the emotional qualities of pre-retirement marital interaction in 49 male ( Mage = 63) and 31 female ( Mage = 61) retirees. In 1989, we measured physiological, behavioral, and subjective aspects of emotion while spouses discussed a conflict in their marriage. Five years later, we assessed retirement satisfaction for spouses who had retired in the intervening period. Husbands who were physiologically relax…
Pathways From A Us Co-Parenting Intervention To Legal Outcomes
Although divorce intervention research has demonstrated positive effects on children's and parents' adaptation following divorce, surprisingly few studies have examined intervention effects on legal system involvement. This study explored effects of a court-affiliated intervention for separating/divorcing parents with children age 6 or younger on legal system outcomes. The study employed a randomised controlled design; the intervention was a hybr…
Who Are the Marital Experts
We asked whether professional training or personal experience with marriage predicted accuracy in judging (a) marital satisfaction and (b) marital stability. Nine groups of participants viewed 3-minute videotaped conversations of 10 married couples and rated each on level of marital satisfaction and whether they were likely to divorce in the future. Group differences were found in accuracy of marital satisfaction judgments. Those for whom marriag…
Predicting Husbands' and Wives' Retirement Satisfaction from the Emotional Qualities of Marital Interaction
Retirement satisfaction was predicted from the emotional qualities of pre-retirement marital interaction in 49 male ( Mage = 63) and 31 female ( Mage = 61) retirees. In 1989, we measured physiological, behavioral, and subjective aspects of emotion while spouses discussed a conflict in their marriage. Five years later, we assessed retirement satisfaction for spouses who had retired in the intervening period. Husbands who were physiologically relax…
Who Are the Marital Experts
We asked whether professional training or personal experience with marriage predicted accuracy in judging (a) marital satisfaction and (b) marital stability. Nine groups of participants viewed 3-minute videotaped conversations of 10 married couples and rated each on level of marital satisfaction and whether they were likely to divorce in the future. Group differences were found in accuracy of marital satisfaction judgments. Those for whom marriag…
Cultures of Moderation and Expression: Emotional Experience, Behavior, and Physiology in Chinese Americans and Mexican Americans
Ethnographic accounts suggest that emotions are moderated in Chinese cultures and expressed openly in Mexican cultures. The authors tested this notion by comparing subjective, behavioral, and physiological aspects of emotional responses to 3 (warned, unwarned, instructed to inhibit responding) aversive acoustic startle stimuli in 95 Chinese Americans and 64 Mexican Americans. Subjective reports were consistent with ethnographic accounts; Chinese …
Pathways From A Us Co-Parenting Intervention To Legal Outcomes
Although divorce intervention research has demonstrated positive effects on children's and parents' adaptation following divorce, surprisingly few studies have examined intervention effects on legal system involvement. This study explored effects of a court-affiliated intervention for separating/divorcing parents with children age 6 or younger on legal system outcomes. The study employed a randomised controlled design; the intervention was a hybr…
Psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Aging and Gerontology Research (1 works) · Assisted Reproductive Technology and Twin Pregnancy (1 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (1 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (1 works)