Carson R Dover
Biographic Data
| ID | 764750 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carson R Dover |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carson R |
| FAMILY NAME | Dover |
| SIGNATURE | DOVER C R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Brigham Young University |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-2508-4744 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Parenting Centrality in Emerging Adulthood
The purpose of this study was to analyze parenting centrality across the early 20s among a sample of emerging adults. Many people desire to have children and place high value on parenting. However, no study has examined how central the parenting role, in comparison to other roles, may be for emerging adults. Using a longitudinal sample of 1823 emerging adults, we ran a multiple-group latent growth curve model on parenting centrality. We found tha…
Artificial connections
Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have begun to influence almost all aspects of life, including romantic relationships. Despite many companies and other entities now utilizing AI technology to produce products and media that may influence romantic relationship engagement and behavior, few studies to date have attempted to document or describe the ways that individuals engage with multiple AI technologies for romantic or se…
Sexual Behaviors as a Mediator Between Pornography Use and Heterosexual Relationship Outcomes
Planning for Parenthood
The purpose of this study is to analyze parenthood expectations (expected age to have a first child and number of children hoped for) in emerging adulthood, and how these expectations can be predicted by various sociodemographic factors. We draw on theoretical work on emerging adulthood, marital paradigms, and marital horizons theories in conceptualizing parenthood expectations, including one’s parenting horizon. Using a large, national sample of…
Relational Identity and Relationship Functioning in Emerging Adulthood
Developing a coherent sense of self and establishing a long-term relationship are two developmental tasks during emerging adulthood. Guided by psychosocial developmental theory, this study explores the associations between relational identity processes (commitment, in-depth exploration, reconsideration of commitments) and relationship outcomes (satisfaction and stability) using a large sample of Spanish emerging adults in a romantic relationship.…
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Rules (And the Lack of Rules) About Pornography Use Among Heterosexual Couples
Pornography use has become a normative sexual behavior. Despite this, little is known about how romantic couples navigate, discuss, or create boundaries and rules about pornography use in their relationship. Using short-answer qualitative responses from 3385 individuals in heterosexual romantic relationships, this study examined common themes in the rules and boundaries created by couples about pornography use. Results from a content analysis of …
Is getting hitched on the horizon? Examining predictors of cohabitation and early marriage in emerging adulthood
This study analyzes different factors predicting both cohabitation and early marriage among emerging adults. Using a large ( n = 1,510), national, longitudinal sample of emerging adults in the United States, predictors of cohabitation and early marriage were examined. Predictors included marital paradigms (marital salience and expected age of marriage) and sociodemographic characteristics (religious attendance, parents' marital status, parents' e…
Pornography diversity
Context Matters
While perceived addiction and religiosity have been key contextual factors in understanding the link between pornography use and personal distress, these contextual factors have been explored less in the relational literature. Using a large nonprobability convenience sample from the United States, a moderated mediation model of the association between pornography use alone and two key indicators of relationship quality (relationship satisfaction …
Context Matters
While perceived addiction and religiosity have been key contextual factors in understanding the link between pornography use and personal distress, these contextual factors have been explored less in the relational literature. Using a large nonprobability convenience sample from the United States, a moderated mediation model of the association between pornography use alone and two key indicators of relationship quality (relationship satisfaction …
Rules (And the Lack of Rules) About Pornography Use Among Heterosexual Couples
Pornography use has become a normative sexual behavior. Despite this, little is known about how romantic couples navigate, discuss, or create boundaries and rules about pornography use in their relationship. Using short-answer qualitative responses from 3385 individuals in heterosexual romantic relationships, this study examined common themes in the rules and boundaries created by couples about pornography use. Results from a content analysis of …
Is getting hitched on the horizon? Examining predictors of cohabitation and early marriage in emerging adulthood
This study analyzes different factors predicting both cohabitation and early marriage among emerging adults. Using a large ( n = 1,510), national, longitudinal sample of emerging adults in the United States, predictors of cohabitation and early marriage were examined. Predictors included marital paradigms (marital salience and expected age of marriage) and sociodemographic characteristics (religious attendance, parents' marital status, parents' e…
Context Matters
While perceived addiction and religiosity have been key contextual factors in understanding the link between pornography use and personal distress, these contextual factors have been explored less in the relational literature. Using a large nonprobability convenience sample from the United States, a moderated mediation model of the association between pornography use alone and two key indicators of relationship quality (relationship satisfaction …
Pornography diversity
Sexual Behaviors as a Mediator Between Pornography Use and Heterosexual Relationship Outcomes
Planning for Parenthood
The purpose of this study is to analyze parenthood expectations (expected age to have a first child and number of children hoped for) in emerging adulthood, and how these expectations can be predicted by various sociodemographic factors. We draw on theoretical work on emerging adulthood, marital paradigms, and marital horizons theories in conceptualizing parenthood expectations, including one’s parenting horizon. Using a large, national sample of…
Relational Identity and Relationship Functioning in Emerging Adulthood
Developing a coherent sense of self and establishing a long-term relationship are two developmental tasks during emerging adulthood. Guided by psychosocial developmental theory, this study explores the associations between relational identity processes (commitment, in-depth exploration, reconsideration of commitments) and relationship outcomes (satisfaction and stability) using a large sample of Spanish emerging adults in a romantic relationship.…
Labels Are For Soup Cans
Rules (And the Lack of Rules) About Pornography Use Among Heterosexual Couples
Pornography use has become a normative sexual behavior. Despite this, little is known about how romantic couples navigate, discuss, or create boundaries and rules about pornography use in their relationship. Using short-answer qualitative responses from 3385 individuals in heterosexual romantic relationships, this study examined common themes in the rules and boundaries created by couples about pornography use. Results from a content analysis of …
Is getting hitched on the horizon? Examining predictors of cohabitation and early marriage in emerging adulthood
This study analyzes different factors predicting both cohabitation and early marriage among emerging adults. Using a large ( n = 1,510), national, longitudinal sample of emerging adults in the United States, predictors of cohabitation and early marriage were examined. Predictors included marital paradigms (marital salience and expected age of marriage) and sociodemographic characteristics (religious attendance, parents' marital status, parents' e…
Parenting Centrality in Emerging Adulthood
The purpose of this study was to analyze parenting centrality across the early 20s among a sample of emerging adults. Many people desire to have children and place high value on parenting. However, no study has examined how central the parenting role, in comparison to other roles, may be for emerging adults. Using a longitudinal sample of 1823 emerging adults, we ran a multiple-group latent growth curve model on parenting centrality. We found tha…
Artificial connections
Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have begun to influence almost all aspects of life, including romantic relationships. Despite many companies and other entities now utilizing AI technology to produce products and media that may influence romantic relationship engagement and behavior, few studies to date have attempted to document or describe the ways that individuals engage with multiple AI technologies for romantic or se…
Psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Developmental psychology (8 works) · Sexuality, Behavior, and Technology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (5 works) · Pornography (5 works) · Romance (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Family Support in Illness (3 works)