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The Role of Family and Marital Communication in Developing Resilience to Family-of-Origin Adversity

Kristen CarrDepartment of Communication Studies, Texas Christian UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
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Jody Koenig KellasDepartment of Communication Studies, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Pages 68-84 | Published online: 22 Sep 2017

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Jennifer Ihm & Chul-Joo Lee. (2023) Communication Networks and Individual Resilience for Individual Well-Being During a Time of Crisis. Health Communication 38:14, pages 3178-3192.
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Janine Natalya Clark. (2022) Resilience, Conflict-Related Sexual Violence and Transitional Justice: An Interdisciplinary Framing. Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding 16:2, pages 162-181.
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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 & 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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Arden C. Roeder, Ryan S. Bisel & Brittney S. Morrissey. (2021) Weathering the Financial Storm: A Professional Forecaster Team’s Domain Diffusion of Resilience. Communication Studies 72:1, pages 1-16.
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Marta Herrero, Ana Martínez-Pampliega & Irati Alvarez. (2020) Family Communication, Adaptation to Divorce and Children’s Maladjustment: The Moderating Role of Coparenting. Journal of Family Communication 20:2, pages 114-128.
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Kristen Carr. (2019) Rumination and Perceived Risk in Seeking Social Support as Mediators of the Stressful Impact of Adversity and Posttraumatic Growth. Western Journal of Communication 83:4, pages 463-482.
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Jennifer A. Kam, Debora Pérez Torres & Keli Steuber Fazio. (2018) Identifying individual- and family-level coping strategies as sources of resilience and thriving for undocumented youth of Mexican origin. Journal of Applied Communication Research 46:5, pages 641-664.
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