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Saying "Thank You": Partners' Expressions of Gratitude Protect Relationship Satisfaction and Commitment From the Harmful Effects of Attachment Insecurity by Park, Yoobin, Impett, Emily A., MacDonald, Geoff, Lemay, Edward P.

“…Five studies examined whether receiving gratitude expressions from a romantic partner can buffer insecurely attached individuals from experiencing low…”
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Communal Motivation and Well-Being in Interpersonal Relationships: An Integrative Review and Meta-Analysis by Le, Bonnie M, Impett, Emily A, Lemay, Edward P, Muise, Amy, Tskhay, Konstantin O

“…The motivation to care for the welfare of others, or communal motivation, is a crucial component of satisfying interpersonal relationships and personal…”
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Attachment Anxiety and Reactions to Relationship Threat: The Benefits and Costs of Inducing Guilt in Romantic Partners by Overall, Nickola C., Girme, Yuthika U., Lemay, Edward P., Hammond, Matthew D.

“…The current research tested whether individuals high in attachment anxiety react to relationship threats in ways that can help them feel secure and satisfied…”
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Cyclical Links Between Daily Partner Interactions and Sleep Quality in Older Adult Couples: The Mediating Role of Perceived Partner Responsiveness and Negative Affect by Xie, Yuxi, Lemay, Jr, Edward P, Feeney, Brooke C

“…Researchers have found significant associations between romantic relationship experiences and sleep quality. However, most existing studies are…”
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Projection of Responsiveness to Needs and the Construction of Satisfying Communal Relationships by Lemay, Edward P, Clark, Margaret S, Feeney, Brooke C

“…This research tested a social projection model of perceived partner responsiveness to needs. According to this model, people project their own care and…”
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Caution: Fragile! Regulating the Interpersonal Security of Chronically Insecure Partners by Lemay, Edward P., Dudley, Kari L.

“…The authors present and test a model of interpersonal insecurity compensation. According to this model, perceivers detect targets' chronic insecurities about…”
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The Wishful Memory of Interpersonal Responsiveness by Lemay, Edward P, Neal, Angela M

“…Perceived partner responsiveness, or trust in partners' care, positive regard, and commitment, is widely believed to be an important determinant of…”
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Accuracy and Bias in Self-Perceptions of Responsive Behavior: Implications for Security in Romantic Relationships by Lemay, Edward P

“…The current research examined self-perception of responsive behavior as a process through which perceivers who highly value romantic partners generate security…”
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What Is Beautiful Is Good Because What Is Beautiful Is Desired: Physical Attractiveness Stereotyping as Projection of Interpersonal Goals by Lemay, Edward P., Clark, Margaret S., Greenberg, Aaron

“…The authors posit that the attribution of desirable interpersonal qualities to physically attractive targets is a projection of interpersonal goals; people…”
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How the Head Liberates the Heart: Projection of Communal Responsiveness Guides Relationship Promotion by Lemay, Edward P, Clark, Margaret S

“…In 5 studies, the authors tested predictions that (a) people project their own felt communal responsiveness onto partners, perceiving partners to be just as…”
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Common Ingroup Identity, Perceived Similarity, and Communal Interracial Relationships by Lemay, Edward P., Ryan, Joshua E.

“…Integrating theory on interpersonal relationships and intergroup relations, this research examined the role of common ingroup recategorization (i.e.,…”
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Hedonic Benefits of Close and Distant Interaction Partners: The Mediating Roles of Social Approval and Authenticity by Venaglia, Rachel B., Lemay, Edward P.

“…The current research utilized ecological momentary assessment methodology to examine affective responses to interacting with close versus distant interaction…”
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Perceived Acceptance From Outsiders Shapes Security in Romantic Relationships: The Overgeneralization of Extradyadic Experiences by Lemay, Edward P., Razzak, Suad

“…Romantic relationships unfold in the context of people’s other interpersonal relationships, and processes that occur in those other relationships have been…”
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You(r Behaviors) Are Racist: Responses to Prejudice Confrontations Depend on Confrontation Focus by Wessel, Jennifer L., Lemay, Edward P., Barth, Sara E.

“…Directly confronting others’ prejudice has been promoted as an important component in creating an inclusive workplace and motivating individuals to enact more…”
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Surviving Relationship Threats: The Role of Emotional Capital by Feeney, Brooke C., Lemay, Edward P.

“…In this article, a Theory of Emotional Capital is investigated, which stipulates that relationships are able to withstand threats when partners have built…”
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When Do Personality and Emotion Predict Destructive Behavior During Relationship Conflict? The Role of Perceived Commitment Asymmetry by Lemay Jr, Edward P., Dobush, Sarah

“…The current research examined whether perceived asymmetries in relationship commitment moderate the associations of personality traits and emotional states…”
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Experiences and Interpersonal Consequences of Hurt Feelings and Anger by Lemay, Edward P, Overall, Nickola C, Clark, Margaret S

“…This research compared the experiences and consequences of hurt feelings and anger in 3 retrospective studies (Studies 1a, 1b, and 2), a dyadic daily diary…”
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The d2 Test of attention: construct validity and extensions in scoring techniques by Bates, Marsha E, Lemay, Jr, Edward P

“…The internal consistency and convergent and discriminant validity of the d2 Test, a cancellation test of attention and concentration, was examined in a sample…”
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Perceiving and Wanting to Be Valued by Others: Implications for Cognition, Motivation, and Behavior in Romantic Relationships by Lemay Jr, Edward P., Spongberg, Kerry

“…Two studies examined implications of two individual differences—perception of being valued by others and desire to be valued by others—for romantic…”
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Toward understanding understanding: The importance of feeling understood in relationships by Reis, Harry T., Lemay, Edward P., Finkenauer, Catrin

“…People want to be understood by others, yet their perceptions of being understood are only modestly related to actually being understood by others. In this…”
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