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The Impact of Demand/Withdraw Patterns on Health in Emerging Adults’ Serial Arguments with Parents

Rachel M. ReznikDepartment of Communication Studies, Elmhurst CollegeCorrespondence[email protected]
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Courtney Waite MillerDepartment of Communication Studies, Elmhurst CollegeView further author information
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Michael E. RoloffDepartment of Communication Studies, Northwestern UniversityView further author information
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Catherine M. GazeDepartment of Psychology, Elmhurst CollegeView further author information
Pages 35-44 | Published online: 12 Jan 2015

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Yuwei Li & Timothy Worley. (2023) A review and integration of research on serial arguments. Annals of the International Communication Association 47:3, pages 292-323.
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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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Jenna R. LaFreniere & Andrew M. Ledbetter. (2021) How Parental Confirmation Is Associated with Family Quality: Applying the Theory of Resilience and Relational Load to Parent-Young Adult Child Relationships. Western Journal of Communication 85:5, pages 609-631.
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Jenna R. LaFreniere. (2020) A Closer Look at Young Adult-Parent Relationships: Examining Demand/Withdraw Patterns and Communication Competence. Communication Reports 33:3, pages 161-173.
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Elle P. Johnson & Jennifer A. Samp. (2021) Stoicism and Verbal Aggression in Serial Arguments: The Roles of Perceived Power, Perceived Resolvability, and Frequency of Arguments. Journal of Interpersonal Violence 37:13-14, pages NP11836-NP11856.
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Rachel Reymann Vanderbilt & Denise Haunani Solomon. (2021) The role of perceived resolvability in serial arguments across the lifespan. Personal Relationships 29:1, pages 236-257.
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