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The development and validation of the emotion labor in families scale: Associations with emotion regulation, feeling caught, and relational satisfaction in parent-child relationships

Paul Schrodt
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Cailin O’Mara Paul Schrodt (Ph.D., University of Nebraska – Lincoln, 2003) is the Philip J. and Cheryl C. Burguières Professor and Graduate Director in the Department of Communication Studies at Texas Christian University, where Cailin O’Mara (M.S., Texas Christian University, 2018) completed both her undergraduate and graduate degrees.Correspondence[email protected]
Pages 383-404 | Published online: 01 Apr 2019

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Crosby G. Cobb & Paul Schrodt. (2024) Religious Conversations and Surface Acting as Predictors of Relational Uncertainty in (Dis)confirming Sibling Relationships. Journal of Family Communication 24:1-2, pages 4-23.
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Paul Schrodt & Haley Decker. (2023) Parents’ Nonaccommodation and Sexual Minorities’ Topic Avoidance and Surface Acting as Mediators of Family Communication Patterns and Shared Family Identity. Communication Quarterly 71:5, pages 543-567.
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Paul Schrodt & Haley Decker. (2023) Does feeling caught between parents magnify or reduce the association between parents’ nonaccommodation and sexual minorities’ personal-enacted identity gap with family?. Communication Research Reports 40:4, pages 181-192.
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Jenna R. LaFreniere. (2022) Examining young adults’ emotional labor as a form of relational load with parents. Communication Research Reports 39:3, pages 160-170.
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Payton O. Weinzapfel & Paul Schrodt. (2022) The development and validation of the family coping expectations scale: socialized responses to adverse life experiences and their associations with personal and relational wellness. Communication Quarterly 70:2, pages 107-131.
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Jenna R. LaFreniere & Chaitra Kulkarni. (2022) Relational Satisfaction as a Mediator of Parent-Young Adult Conflict and Young Adults’ Emotional Labor. Journal of Family Communication 22:1, pages 71-78.
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Xavier Scruggs & Paul Schrodt. (2021) The Frequency and Comfort of Political Conversations with Parents as Mediators of Family Communication Patterns and Relational Quality in Parent–Child Relationships. Journal of Family Communication 21:1, pages 17-33.
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Paul Schrodt. (2020) Emotion Labor with Parents as a Mediator of Family Communication Patterns and Young Adult Children’s Mental Well-being. Journal of Family Communication 20:1, pages 66-81.
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Haley Decker & Paul Schrodt. (2022) A communication and identity process that mediates parents’ nonaccommodation and sexual minorities’ mental well-being. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, pages 026540752211019.
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