Search Results - "Cohen, Laura M."

Enhancing Relationship Quality Measurement: The Development of the Relationship Flourishing Scale by Fowers, Blaine J, Laurenceau, Jean-Philippe, Penfield, Randall D, Cohen, Laura M, Lang, Samantha F, Owenz, Meghan B, Pasipandoya, Elizabeth

“…Relationship quality is the most frequently assessed construct in the intimate relationships literature. Dozens of assessment instruments exist, but the vast…”
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To what degree do situational influences explain spontaneous helping behaviour? A meta-analysis by Lefevor, G. Tyler, Fowers, Blaine J., Ahn, Soyeon, Lang, Samantha F., Cohen, Laura M.

“…Prosocial behaviour is an interdisciplinary topic, involving psychologists, philosophers, and educators. Based on experimental helping research, some moral…”
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Challenges of disorders of sex development: diverse perceptions across stakeholders by Kogan, Barry A, Gardner, Melissa, Alpern, Adrianne N, Cohen, Laura M, Grimley, Mary Beth, Quittner, Alexandra L, Sandberg, David E

“…Disorders of sex development (DSD) are congenital conditions in which chromosomal, gonadal, or anatomic sex development is atypical. Optimal management is…”
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What makes goals choiceworthy? A qualitative study of hedonic, eudaimonic, and structural motives by Fowers, Blaine J., Cohen, Laura M., Lang, Samantha, Winakur, Emily, Lefevor, G. Tyler, Owenz, Meghan B.

“…Research on goal choice has been limited by restricted explanatory categories, unidimensional quantitative ratings of goal importance, and limited samples in…”
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Salt Taste Recognition in a Heart Failure Cohort by Cohen, Laura P., MD, MPP, Hummel, Scott L., MD MS, Maurer, Mathew S., MD, López-Pintado, Sara, PhD, Wessler, Jeffrey D., MD MPhil

“…Highlights • The affinity for and ability to taste salt is altered in both the elderly and heart failure (HF) populations. The ability to taste salt…”
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TAXEVASION by Cohen, Laura M, Dahm, Susan G, Gulluni, Maria, Shah, Monica M, Wynkoop, Todd

“…The "capstone" of a system of criminal tax statutes is the felony provision of Title 26, section 7201 of the US Code, which provides for a maximum penalty of…”
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