Search Results - "Scharp, Kristina M"

Using attribution theory to explore the reasons adults with hearing loss do not use their hearing aids by Ritter, Caitlyn R, Barker, Brittan A, Scharp, Kristina M, Rubinelli, Sara

“…Hearing aids are an effective treatment for individuals with hearing loss that have been shown to dampen (and sometime ameliorate) the negative effects of…”
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“I am a binary trans man and I love being pregnant”: Making meaning of pregnancy in seahorse dad narratives by Alvarez, Cimmiaron F., Scharp, Kristina M., Friz, Amanda M.

“…Although there are many ways one might start a family, the culture in the United States considers pregnancy one of a woman’s most important life achievements,…”
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Thematic Co-occurrence Analysis: Advancing a Theory and Qualitative Method to Illuminate Ambivalent Experiences by Scharp, Kristina M

“…Ambivalence is a phenomenon that transcends disciplinary divides and is associated with a myriad of mixed outcomes. Yet, identifying and representing the…”
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“You’re Not Welcome Here”: A Grounded Theory of Family Distancing by Scharp, Kristina M.

“…A constructivist grounded theory of family distancing emerged from the narrative accounts of 52 adult children in the process of estrangement from their…”
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Assessing Organizational Cultural Responsiveness among Refugee-Servicing Domestic Violence Agencies by Lucero, Jessica L., Scharp, Kristina M., Hernandez, Tanni

“…Refugee community members who have experienced domestic violence in the U.S. face complex challenges in seeking help which may ultimately impact their ability…”
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(Mal)adaptive sibling self and other communicative resilience in the context of parental substance use by Nolan-Cody, Haley, Scharp, Kristina M

“…Abstract Managing parental substance use disorder (SUD) within the family context is a collaborative effort. For families with multiple children, the sibling…”
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Theory of communicative (dis)enfranchisement: introduction, explication, and application by Hintz, Elizabeth A, Scharp, Kristina M

“…Abstract In this essay, we set forth the theory of communicative (dis)enfranchisement (TCD). The TCD is useful for exploring the ramifications of the hegemonic…”
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Taking sides and feeling caught: Communicative complications for immediate family members of estranged parent–child dyads by Scharp, Kristina M.

“…Framed by family systems theory and social constructionism, the present study is the first to illuminate the experiences of immediate family members of…”
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Parent-Child Estrangement: Conditions for Disclosure and Perceived Social Network Member Reactions by Scharp, Kristina M.

“…Disclosing a family disruption like estrangement might be an important first step in garnering supportive communication, yet disclosure also might come with…”
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What is a theme? Teaching thematic analysis in qualitative communication research methods by Scharp, Kristina M., Sanders, Matthew L.

“…Course: Qualitative Research Methods Objectives: To provide students with an experiential understanding of the six steps to conducting a thematic analysis: (1)…”
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Building resilience in response to identity-based discrimination through in person and online communication by Wolfe, Brooke H., Manusov, Valerie, Scharp, Kristina M.

“…This study investigates resilience processes in the context of identity-based discrimination through the lens of the communication theory of resilience (CTR)…”
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“I hate all the children, especially mine”: Applying relational dialectics theory to examine the experiences of formerly childfree regretful parents by Hintz, Elizabeth A., Scharp, Kristina M.

“…Guided by relational dialectics theory (RDT), we analyzed 85 first-person testimonials of parental regret written by users of the /r/childfree subreddit. We…”
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A (In)curable Disease? Making Meaning of Addiction from the Perspective of People in Recovery from Opioid Use Disorder by Wolfe, Brooke H., Scharp, Kristina M.

“…People in recovery for opioid use must navigate their chronic illness and the corresponding stigma. Despite the prevalence of opioid use in the United States,…”
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Resisting and reifying meaning in everyday life: Using relational dialectics theory to understand the meaning of heterosexual dating by Wolfe, Brooke H, Scharp, Kristina M

“…Heterosexual women have intersecting identities that are privileged (i.e., sexuality) and marginalized (i.e., gender), suggesting a complicated site to examine…”
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Examining Family Communication Patterns and Seeking Social Support Direct and Indirect Effects Through Ability and Motivation by High, Andrew C., Scharp, Kristina M.

“…Seeking social support remains a relatively understudied aspect of supportive communication. By integrating the literatures on family communication patterns…”
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"I Have to Social Norm This": Making Meaning of Hearing Loss from the Perspective of Adults Who Use Hearing Aids by Scharp, Kristina M., Barker, Brittan A.

“…Framed by relational dialectics theory, the present study takes a critical approach to interrogating the social structures that promote and resist hearing loss…”
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Family Communication Patterns and the Mediating Effects of Support and Resilience on Students' Concerns About College by Dorrance Hall, Elizabeth, Scharp, Kristina M., Sanders, Matthew, Beaty, Loretta

“…Objective To identify first‐year undergraduate students' concerns about college and examine how family support and resilience influence the relationships…”
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Communicative predictors of social network resilience skills during the transition to college by Dorrance Hall, Elizabeth, Scharp, Kristina M.

“…Persisting in college requires resilience for emerging adults, who must adapt to a new culture with different norms. Many also struggle with financial…”
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Uncertainty issues and management in adult children’s stories of their estrangement with their parents by Scharp, Kristina M., McLaren, Rachel M.

“…Framed in the uncertainty literature, the present study explores the uncertainty issues and management practices of adult children who are in the estrangement…”
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Overcoming Obstacles by Enacting Resilience: How Queer Adolescents Respond to Being Estranged From Their Parents by Scharp, Kristina M., Alvarez, Cimmiaron F., Wolfe, Brooke H., Lannutti, Pamela J., Bryant, Leah E.

“…Queer adolescents experience compounding complications especially when they are estranged from their parents. Findings from a sample of 40 estranged queer…”
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