Emilie Auger
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 770262 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Emilie Auger |
| PRENOMES | Emilie |
| SOBRENOME | Auger |
| ASSINATURA | AUGER E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | McGill University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4059-5630 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
When “we” defines “me”
Drawing on theories or conceptualizations of relational selves, relationally interdependent self-construal (RISC) and self-determination, we present theory and research on relationship identification – the degree to which a person defines themselves in terms of a specific close relationship and integrates that relationship into their sense of self. Identification predicts relationship maintenance efforts independent of relationally interdependent…
On Creating Deeper Relationship Bonds
Relational experiences play a critical role in shaping how individuals see themselves. In four studies ( N =945) using person-perception, longitudinal, and experimental designs, we demonstrate that feeling understood changes individuals’ self-concept by increasing the centrality of a specific relationship (relationship identification). Study 1 showed that participants perceived an individual to be more identified with their relationship when thei…
Self-Management at Work’s Moderating Effect on the Relations Between Psychosocial Work Factors and Well-Being
Mental health self-management (MHS) strategies may help workers with mental health concerns preserve and enhance their well-being. However, little research has explored how these strategies may help mitigate the effects of negative psychosocial work factors (PWFs) on well-being outcomes. This cross-sectional study investigated (1) the relationship between PWFs and well-being, (2) the association between MHS at work and well-being, and (3) the mod…
Regards croisés de doctorants sur l’expérience de la thèse Cifre au sein d’une même collectivité territoriale
Faire une place aux savoirs expérientiels
Mon camion, c’est ma maison ». Quand le véhicule-habitation vient questionner la norme d’habitat
Les jeunes nomades et saisonniers viticoles sont peu étudiés par les chercheurs et peu connus des politiques publiques. Quand ils circulent dans les espaces ruraux, leur présence interroge la norme d’habitat établie par les codes de l’urbanisme et les politiques sociales liées au logement. En effet, les jeunes saisonniers nomades vivant en tente, voiture et principalement en camion aménagé transgressent la norme de l’habitat par leur mode de vie …
Les vulnérabilités de jeunes ruraux précaires
Bien que les recherches s’intéressent de plus en plus aux problématiques liées à la jeunesse en milieu rural, les jeunes circulant dans les espaces ruraux sont encore sous-étudiés et font partie d’une jeunesse invisibilisée qui peine à faire entendre sa voix dans la sphère publique. Pour autant, ces jeunes méritent notre intérêt du fait qu’ils vivent, ou circulent, dans des espaces ruraux hétérogènes qui sont intégrés aux enjeux professionnels et…
Higher power dynamics
Fidelity with self-transcendent values is hailed as a hallmark of mature and magnanimous character by classic psychological and philosophical theories. Dozens of contemporary experiments inspired by self-affirmation theory have also found that when people are under threat, focus on self-transcendent values can confer magnanimity by improving psychological buoyancy (less anxious and more courageous, determined, and effective) and decreasing bellig…
Happy prenatal relationships, healthy postpartum mothers
Objective Major life transitions, such as the arrival of a new baby, can be stressful, and therefore, costly to one’s health. Being in a satisfying romantic relationship has been previously linked with better health, perhaps because it provides access to a bank of psychosocial resources. The objective of the present research was two-fold. First, we examined whether prenatal relationship satisfaction benefitted mothers’ postpartum health. Second, …
What they say, how they say it, or how they look saying it
Concerns about what to say or do can compromise first impressions. In previous research, the anxiously attached-desperate to connect but preoccupied with potential rejection-had first impressions tainted with manifest anxiety (MAnx) and social disengagement (SDis). But which communication channels-content, sound, or visual-are most problematic? Distinguishing between channels is necessary to inform interventions that might help the anxiously atta…
Daily Experiences and Relationship Well‐Being
OBJECTIVE: Even couples in healthy romantic relationships experience conflict at times. We examine whether relationship identification (the extent to which the relationship is incorporated into the self) predicts immediate reactivity to partner transgressions and also promotes global resilience over time. METHOD: Sixty-three couples participated in a 2-week event-contingent diary study. RESULTS: On a daily basis, experiencing more partner transgr…
Compensatory Relationship Enhancement
The motivation-management model suggests that people are equipped with a variety of motivated strategies to mitigate against relationship threats such as conflicts of interests and partner transgressions. We propose that such strategies are more likely to be enacted when the nature of the threat is calibrated with the motivational basis for relationship maintenance. We examine how value dissimilarity may pose an identity threat that triggers reaf…
What they say, how they say it, or how they look saying it
Concerns about what to say or do can compromise first impressions. In previous research, the anxiously attached-desperate to connect but preoccupied with potential rejection-had first impressions tainted with manifest anxiety (MAnx) and social disengagement (SDis). But which communication channels-content, sound, or visual-are most problematic? Distinguishing between channels is necessary to inform interventions that might help the anxiously atta…
Compensatory Relationship Enhancement
The motivation-management model suggests that people are equipped with a variety of motivated strategies to mitigate against relationship threats such as conflicts of interests and partner transgressions. We propose that such strategies are more likely to be enacted when the nature of the threat is calibrated with the motivational basis for relationship maintenance. We examine how value dissimilarity may pose an identity threat that triggers reaf…
Daily Experiences and Relationship Well‐Being
OBJECTIVE: Even couples in healthy romantic relationships experience conflict at times. We examine whether relationship identification (the extent to which the relationship is incorporated into the self) predicts immediate reactivity to partner transgressions and also promotes global resilience over time. METHOD: Sixty-three couples participated in a 2-week event-contingent diary study. RESULTS: On a daily basis, experiencing more partner transgr…
What they say, how they say it, or how they look saying it
Concerns about what to say or do can compromise first impressions. In previous research, the anxiously attached-desperate to connect but preoccupied with potential rejection-had first impressions tainted with manifest anxiety (MAnx) and social disengagement (SDis). But which communication channels-content, sound, or visual-are most problematic? Distinguishing between channels is necessary to inform interventions that might help the anxiously atta…
Happy prenatal relationships, healthy postpartum mothers
Objective Major life transitions, such as the arrival of a new baby, can be stressful, and therefore, costly to one’s health. Being in a satisfying romantic relationship has been previously linked with better health, perhaps because it provides access to a bank of psychosocial resources. The objective of the present research was two-fold. First, we examined whether prenatal relationship satisfaction benefitted mothers’ postpartum health. Second, …
Higher power dynamics
Fidelity with self-transcendent values is hailed as a hallmark of mature and magnanimous character by classic psychological and philosophical theories. Dozens of contemporary experiments inspired by self-affirmation theory have also found that when people are under threat, focus on self-transcendent values can confer magnanimity by improving psychological buoyancy (less anxious and more courageous, determined, and effective) and decreasing bellig…
Mon camion, c’est ma maison ». Quand le véhicule-habitation vient questionner la norme d’habitat
Les jeunes nomades et saisonniers viticoles sont peu étudiés par les chercheurs et peu connus des politiques publiques. Quand ils circulent dans les espaces ruraux, leur présence interroge la norme d’habitat établie par les codes de l’urbanisme et les politiques sociales liées au logement. En effet, les jeunes saisonniers nomades vivant en tente, voiture et principalement en camion aménagé transgressent la norme de l’habitat par leur mode de vie …
Les vulnérabilités de jeunes ruraux précaires
Bien que les recherches s’intéressent de plus en plus aux problématiques liées à la jeunesse en milieu rural, les jeunes circulant dans les espaces ruraux sont encore sous-étudiés et font partie d’une jeunesse invisibilisée qui peine à faire entendre sa voix dans la sphère publique. Pour autant, ces jeunes méritent notre intérêt du fait qu’ils vivent, ou circulent, dans des espaces ruraux hétérogènes qui sont intégrés aux enjeux professionnels et…
On Creating Deeper Relationship Bonds
Relational experiences play a critical role in shaping how individuals see themselves. In four studies ( N =945) using person-perception, longitudinal, and experimental designs, we demonstrate that feeling understood changes individuals’ self-concept by increasing the centrality of a specific relationship (relationship identification). Study 1 showed that participants perceived an individual to be more identified with their relationship when thei…
Self-Management at Work’s Moderating Effect on the Relations Between Psychosocial Work Factors and Well-Being
Mental health self-management (MHS) strategies may help workers with mental health concerns preserve and enhance their well-being. However, little research has explored how these strategies may help mitigate the effects of negative psychosocial work factors (PWFs) on well-being outcomes. This cross-sectional study investigated (1) the relationship between PWFs and well-being, (2) the association between MHS at work and well-being, and (3) the mod…
Regards croisés de doctorants sur l’expérience de la thèse Cifre au sein d’une même collectivité territoriale
Faire une place aux savoirs expérientiels
When “we” defines “me”
Drawing on theories or conceptualizations of relational selves, relationally interdependent self-construal (RISC) and self-determination, we present theory and research on relationship identification – the degree to which a person defines themselves in terms of a specific close relationship and integrates that relationship into their sense of self. Identification predicts relationship maintenance efforts independent of relationally interdependent…
Psychology (7 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (6 obras) · French Urban and Social Studies (4 obras) · Art (3 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras) · Humanities (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Psychotherapist (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras)