Lindsey Susan Aloia
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 243923 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lindsey Susan Aloia |
| PRENOMES | Lindsey Susan |
| SOBRENOME | Aloia |
| ASSINATURA | ALOIA L S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Arkansas at Fayetteville |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0698-259X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Mental health among higher education faculty, administrators, and graduate students, Teresa Heinz Housel
Journal Article Mental health among higher education faculty, administrators, and graduate students, Teresa Heinz Housel Get access Mental health among higher education faculty, administrators, and graduate students Teresa Heinz Housel, Lexington Books, New York, 2021, $120, 332 pp. Lindsey S Aloia Lindsey S Aloia Department of Communication, University of Arkansas, USA [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Goog…
Family Cohesion in Adulthood as a Function of Parenting Style in Childhood and Enduring Personality Traits
This study examined family cohesion in adulthood as a function of both parenting style in childhood and enduring personality traits. One hundred and ninety eight college freshmen completed measures assessing their parents’ communication strategies during childhood, the strength of their families’ cohesion during adulthood, and their enduring personality traits. Authoritative parenting was positively associated with family cohesion; this associati…
Individual and Relational Outcomes Associated with Dispositional Forgiveness
Dispositional forgiveness is defined as the ability to reframe a perceived transgression from negative to neutral or positive, such that the outcome of the transgression is no longer perceived as adverse. The utility of dispositional forgiveness for individuals and relationships is clear; however, the specific factors that encourage favorable outcomes associated with dispositional forgiveness remain unclear. In two studies I assessed individuals’…
Antecedents and consequences of interpersonal electronic surveillance in romantic relationships
The proliferation of communication technologies and the growth of social networking sites provide new avenues for electronic surveillance of romantic relationship partners. This study evaluated attachment dimensions and romantic jealousy as complementary explanations for interpersonal electronic surveillance in romantic relationships. In addition, this study investigated the moderating effect of dyadic trust on the link between interpersonal elec…
Parental Mediation of Cell Phone Use and Adolescent Autonomy
Adolescents' cell phone use occurs during significant developmental shifts in parent-adolescent relationships, as adolescents' drives for independence can conflict with parents' desires for connection. This study examines parental mediation of cell phone use within an interpersonal and family communication framework. Previous mediation research has not examined connections with social penetration theory, uncertainty reduction theory, relational d…
Student Learning
Previous research demonstrated the importance of a healthy instructional environment characterized by institutional support and positivity for student learning. Furthermore, classroom climate is impacted by the qualities of the students and the other individuals in the classroom. Accordingly, the goal of this article was to investigate the independent and collective influence of instructor and student confirmation (i.e., communication of value an…
Cognitive beliefs about, affective reactions to, and behavioral preferences for parent-adolescent conflict
The proliferation of communication technologies provides channel choices to supplement or substitute face-to-face parent-adolescent conflict. Using social information-processing models as a foundation, this study examined the frequency of text-based and voice-based mediated channels to navigate conflict between parents and adolescents as a function of cognitive beliefs about, affective reactions to, and behavioral preferences for conflict. One hu…
The influence of family cohesion and relational maintenance strategies on stress in first semester college students
This study examined the influence of family cohesion and relational maintenance strategies on students’ experiences of stress in their first semesters of college. One hundred and ninety-eight first-year college students completed measures assessing family cohesion, relational maintenance behaviors (i.e., shared tasks, shared networks, positivity, openness), and stress (i.e., academic, social, personal emotional). Results indicated that family coh…
The influence of family relationship schemas, parental support, and parental verbal aggression on mental well-being
This study examined children’s mental well-being in adulthood as a function of family relationship schemas, parental support, and parental verbal aggression. Three-hundred and fifteen college students completed measures assessing family conversation and conformity orientations; parental support and verbal aggression; and mental well-being. Results demonstrated that family conversation orientation and parental support were positively associated wi…
Parent-Adolescent Communication Via Mobile Devices
Previous studies have shown mixed results regarding families' cell phone use and family outcomes. Some research has shown that mobile devices might isolate family members, but families in other studies report higher levels of closeness because they can reach one another more often. This study looks at parents' and adolescents' motivations for mobile communication as mediators of the link between cell phone use and relational closeness. We analyze…
The Physiology of Argumentative Skill Deficiency
This study drew upon the argumentative skill deficiency model to advance hypotheses linking cognitive ability and emotional competence to the prominence of loudness, criticism, disagreement, and sarcasm in conflict interactions between dating partners. Hypotheses also predicted that these communication qualities amplify physiological stress responses to conflict interactions, as indexed by measures of salivary cortisol. One hundred college-aged s…
Conflict Intensity, Family History, and Physiological Stress Reactions to Conflict Within Romantic Relationships
This study drew upon the physiological model of stress and desensitization processes to deduce hypotheses linking the intensity of conflict communication and exposure to familial verbal aggression in childhood to experiences of conflict within romantic relationships. One hundred college-aged students (50 dating couples) participated in a dyadic interaction in which partners discussed a source of conflict in their romantic relationship. Participan…
Conflict Intensity, Family History, and Physiological Stress Reactions to Conflict Within Romantic Relationships
This study drew upon the physiological model of stress and desensitization processes to deduce hypotheses linking the intensity of conflict communication and exposure to familial verbal aggression in childhood to experiences of conflict within romantic relationships. One hundred college-aged students (50 dating couples) participated in a dyadic interaction in which partners discussed a source of conflict in their romantic relationship. Participan…
Parent-Adolescent Communication Via Mobile Devices
Previous studies have shown mixed results regarding families' cell phone use and family outcomes. Some research has shown that mobile devices might isolate family members, but families in other studies report higher levels of closeness because they can reach one another more often. This study looks at parents' and adolescents' motivations for mobile communication as mediators of the link between cell phone use and relational closeness. We analyze…
The Physiology of Argumentative Skill Deficiency
This study drew upon the argumentative skill deficiency model to advance hypotheses linking cognitive ability and emotional competence to the prominence of loudness, criticism, disagreement, and sarcasm in conflict interactions between dating partners. Hypotheses also predicted that these communication qualities amplify physiological stress responses to conflict interactions, as indexed by measures of salivary cortisol. One hundred college-aged s…
Parental Mediation of Cell Phone Use and Adolescent Autonomy
Adolescents' cell phone use occurs during significant developmental shifts in parent-adolescent relationships, as adolescents' drives for independence can conflict with parents' desires for connection. This study examines parental mediation of cell phone use within an interpersonal and family communication framework. Previous mediation research has not examined connections with social penetration theory, uncertainty reduction theory, relational d…
The influence of family relationship schemas, parental support, and parental verbal aggression on mental well-being
This study examined children’s mental well-being in adulthood as a function of family relationship schemas, parental support, and parental verbal aggression. Three-hundred and fifteen college students completed measures assessing family conversation and conformity orientations; parental support and verbal aggression; and mental well-being. Results demonstrated that family conversation orientation and parental support were positively associated wi…
The Physiology of Argumentative Skill Deficiency
This study drew upon the argumentative skill deficiency model to advance hypotheses linking cognitive ability and emotional competence to the prominence of loudness, criticism, disagreement, and sarcasm in conflict interactions between dating partners. Hypotheses also predicted that these communication qualities amplify physiological stress responses to conflict interactions, as indexed by measures of salivary cortisol. One hundred college-aged s…
Conflict Intensity, Family History, and Physiological Stress Reactions to Conflict Within Romantic Relationships
This study drew upon the physiological model of stress and desensitization processes to deduce hypotheses linking the intensity of conflict communication and exposure to familial verbal aggression in childhood to experiences of conflict within romantic relationships. One hundred college-aged students (50 dating couples) participated in a dyadic interaction in which partners discussed a source of conflict in their romantic relationship. Participan…
Parent-Adolescent Communication Via Mobile Devices
Previous studies have shown mixed results regarding families' cell phone use and family outcomes. Some research has shown that mobile devices might isolate family members, but families in other studies report higher levels of closeness because they can reach one another more often. This study looks at parents' and adolescents' motivations for mobile communication as mediators of the link between cell phone use and relational closeness. We analyze…
The influence of family relationship schemas, parental support, and parental verbal aggression on mental well-being
This study examined children’s mental well-being in adulthood as a function of family relationship schemas, parental support, and parental verbal aggression. Three-hundred and fifteen college students completed measures assessing family conversation and conformity orientations; parental support and verbal aggression; and mental well-being. Results demonstrated that family conversation orientation and parental support were positively associated wi…
The influence of family cohesion and relational maintenance strategies on stress in first semester college students
This study examined the influence of family cohesion and relational maintenance strategies on students’ experiences of stress in their first semesters of college. One hundred and ninety-eight first-year college students completed measures assessing family cohesion, relational maintenance behaviors (i.e., shared tasks, shared networks, positivity, openness), and stress (i.e., academic, social, personal emotional). Results indicated that family coh…
Student Learning
Previous research demonstrated the importance of a healthy instructional environment characterized by institutional support and positivity for student learning. Furthermore, classroom climate is impacted by the qualities of the students and the other individuals in the classroom. Accordingly, the goal of this article was to investigate the independent and collective influence of instructor and student confirmation (i.e., communication of value an…
Cognitive beliefs about, affective reactions to, and behavioral preferences for parent-adolescent conflict
The proliferation of communication technologies provides channel choices to supplement or substitute face-to-face parent-adolescent conflict. Using social information-processing models as a foundation, this study examined the frequency of text-based and voice-based mediated channels to navigate conflict between parents and adolescents as a function of cognitive beliefs about, affective reactions to, and behavioral preferences for conflict. One hu…
Mental health among higher education faculty, administrators, and graduate students, Teresa Heinz Housel
Journal Article Mental health among higher education faculty, administrators, and graduate students, Teresa Heinz Housel Get access Mental health among higher education faculty, administrators, and graduate students Teresa Heinz Housel, Lexington Books, New York, 2021, $120, 332 pp. Lindsey S Aloia Lindsey S Aloia Department of Communication, University of Arkansas, USA [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Goog…
Family Cohesion in Adulthood as a Function of Parenting Style in Childhood and Enduring Personality Traits
This study examined family cohesion in adulthood as a function of both parenting style in childhood and enduring personality traits. One hundred and ninety eight college freshmen completed measures assessing their parents’ communication strategies during childhood, the strength of their families’ cohesion during adulthood, and their enduring personality traits. Authoritative parenting was positively associated with family cohesion; this associati…
Individual and Relational Outcomes Associated with Dispositional Forgiveness
Dispositional forgiveness is defined as the ability to reframe a perceived transgression from negative to neutral or positive, such that the outcome of the transgression is no longer perceived as adverse. The utility of dispositional forgiveness for individuals and relationships is clear; however, the specific factors that encourage favorable outcomes associated with dispositional forgiveness remain unclear. In two studies I assessed individuals’…
Antecedents and consequences of interpersonal electronic surveillance in romantic relationships
The proliferation of communication technologies and the growth of social networking sites provide new avenues for electronic surveillance of romantic relationship partners. This study evaluated attachment dimensions and romantic jealousy as complementary explanations for interpersonal electronic surveillance in romantic relationships. In addition, this study investigated the moderating effect of dyadic trust on the link between interpersonal elec…
Parental Mediation of Cell Phone Use and Adolescent Autonomy
Adolescents' cell phone use occurs during significant developmental shifts in parent-adolescent relationships, as adolescents' drives for independence can conflict with parents' desires for connection. This study examines parental mediation of cell phone use within an interpersonal and family communication framework. Previous mediation research has not examined connections with social penetration theory, uncertainty reduction theory, relational d…
Psychology (12 obras) · Social Psychology (11 obras) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (9 obras) · Developmental psychology (9 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (4 obras) · Aggression (3 obras) · Child Development and Digital Technology (3 obras) · Cognition (3 obras) · Interpersonal communication (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras)