Search Results - "Peterson, Clairee"

Post-High School Military Enlistment and Long-Term Well-Being by Lucier-Greer, Mallory, O’Neal, Catherine W., Peterson, Clairee, Reed-Fitzke, Kayla, Wickrama, K.A.S.

“…Longitudinal data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health were used to evaluate the impact of post-high school military enlistment…”
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An Investigation of Role Processes in Military Couples: Family Work and Couple Finances by Peterson, Clairee

“…There are currently about 1.3 million active duty service members living in the United States, about 50% of whom are in couple relationships. Military couples,…”
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Accepting influence in military couples: Implications for couples’ communication and family satisfaction by Peterson, Clairee, Lucier‐Greer, Mallory

“…In popular relationship resources, accepting influence is regarded as a couple‐level process vital for relational satisfaction. However, empirical research has…”
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Translating discovery science: Delivering online, asynchronous financial education to service members at career and personal life transitions by O'Neal, Catherine Walker, Lucier‐Greer, Mallory, Peterson, Clairee, McKay, Brian

“…Objective Grounded in the Kirkpatrick and Kirkpatrick model of evaluation, we examine multiple dimensions of military service members' reactions to six online,…”
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Military adolescents' experiences of change and discontinuity: Associations with psychosocial factors and school success by O'Neal, Catherine Walker, Peterson, Clairee, Mancini, Jay A.

“…Objective Drawing from the contextual model of family stress, social support and depressive symptoms were examined as two psychosocial factors that may link…”
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Military couples’ childhood experiences and romantic relationship satisfaction: The role of accepting influence by Peterson, Clairee, O’Neal, Catherine Walker, Futris, Ted G.

“…Although accepting influence (i.e., being open to the influence of others) is considered important for couple relationships, there is a lack of empirical…”
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Accepting Influence in Military Couples: Implications for Couple- and Family-Level Outcomes by Peterson, Clairee

“…Accepting influence is a salient couple-level phenomenon, first observed by Coan, Gottman, and colleagues (1997), that is well-known to impact outcomes amongst…”
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