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Communicating interpersonal conflict in close relationships : contexts, challenges, and opportunities /

Contributor(s): Samp, Jennifer A [editor.].
Publisher: New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2017Description: xv, 275 pages ; 24 cm.Content type: text | text Media type: unmediated | unmediated Carrier type: volume | volumeISBN: 9781138774896; 9781138774896:; 1138774898; 9781138774902; 1138774901.Subject(s): Interpersonal conflict | Interpersonal relations | Interpersonal communication | Marital conflict | Conflict management | Communication in the familyDDC classification: 158.2 SAM
Contents:
Section 1. Influences on conflict processes in close relationships. Cognitive and physiological systems linking childhood exposure to family verbal aggression and reactions to conflict in adulthood / Lindsey Susan Aloia, Denise Haunani Solomon -- There Is nothing as calming as a good theory : how a soulmate theory helps individuals experience less demand/withdraw and stress / Rachel M. Reznik, Michael E. Roloff, Courtney Waite Miller -- Conflicts with heterosexual partners about sexual discrepancies : conflict avoidance, de-escalation strategies, facilitators to conversation / Moon Sook Son, Lynne M. Webb, Patricia Amason -- The connections between communication technologies and relational conflict : a multiple goals and communication interdependence perspective / John P. Caughlin, Erin D. Basinger, Liesel L. Sharabi -- Section 2. Power and conflict in close relationships. Power in close relationships : a dyadic power theory perspective / Norah E. Dunbar, Brianna L. Lane, Gordon Abra -- Complaint expression in close relationships : a dependence power perspective / Timothy R. Worley -- Section 3. Conflict as an ongoing process. Serial arguments in interpersonal relationships : relational dynamics and interdependence / Amy Janan Johnson, Ioana A. Cionea -- Romantic serial argument perceived resolvability, goals, uumination, and conflict strategy usage : a preliminary longitudinal study / Jennifer L. Bevan, Megan B. Cummings, Makenna L. Engert, Lisa Sparks -- Worth fighting for : the correlates, context, and consequences of avoiding versus enacting domestic labor conflict / Kendra Knight, Jess K. Alberts -- Section 4. Conflict in families. Demand and withdraw behavior and emotion in mother-adolescent conflict / Christin E. Huggins, Melissa Sturge-Apple, Patrick T. Davies -- The role of perception in interparental conflict / Tamara D. Afifi, Sharde Davis, Anne F. Merrill, Samantha Coveleski -- Family conflict is detrimental to physical and mental health / Chris Segrin, Jeanne Flora -- Section 5. Forgiveness as part of interpersonal conflict. Forgiveness following conflict : what it is, why it happens, and how it's done / Andy J. Merolla -- Expressing and suppressing conditional forgiveness in serious romantic relationships / Dayna N. Kloeber, Vincent R. Waldron.
Summary: Providing a state-of-the-art review of research on conflict in close personal relationships, this volume brings together leading voices in the communication discipline, both seasoned and new, to address challenges in evaluating conflict. Contributors review the current state of research in a particular area, present original unpublished data-driven research study reflecting the topic area, and reflect upon the implications of their research results with regard to methodological challenges and opportunities in studying interpersonal conflict.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Section 1. Influences on conflict processes in close relationships. Cognitive and physiological systems linking childhood exposure to family verbal aggression and reactions to conflict in adulthood / Lindsey Susan Aloia, Denise Haunani Solomon -- There Is nothing as calming as a good theory : how a soulmate theory helps individuals experience less demand/withdraw and stress / Rachel M. Reznik, Michael E. Roloff, Courtney Waite Miller -- Conflicts with heterosexual partners about sexual discrepancies : conflict avoidance, de-escalation strategies, facilitators to conversation / Moon Sook Son, Lynne M. Webb, Patricia Amason -- The connections between communication technologies and relational conflict : a multiple goals and communication interdependence perspective / John P. Caughlin, Erin D. Basinger, Liesel L. Sharabi -- Section 2. Power and conflict in close relationships. Power in close relationships : a dyadic power theory perspective / Norah E. Dunbar, Brianna L. Lane, Gordon Abra -- Complaint expression in close relationships : a dependence power perspective / Timothy R. Worley -- Section 3. Conflict as an ongoing process. Serial arguments in interpersonal relationships : relational dynamics and interdependence / Amy Janan Johnson, Ioana A. Cionea -- Romantic serial argument perceived resolvability, goals, uumination, and conflict strategy usage : a preliminary longitudinal study / Jennifer L. Bevan, Megan B. Cummings, Makenna L. Engert, Lisa Sparks -- Worth fighting for : the correlates, context, and consequences of avoiding versus enacting domestic labor conflict / Kendra Knight, Jess K. Alberts -- Section 4. Conflict in families. Demand and withdraw behavior and emotion in mother-adolescent conflict / Christin E. Huggins, Melissa Sturge-Apple, Patrick T. Davies -- The role of perception in interparental conflict / Tamara D. Afifi, Sharde Davis, Anne F. Merrill, Samantha Coveleski -- Family conflict is detrimental to physical and mental health / Chris Segrin, Jeanne Flora -- Section 5. Forgiveness as part of interpersonal conflict. Forgiveness following conflict : what it is, why it happens, and how it's done / Andy J. Merolla -- Expressing and suppressing conditional forgiveness in serious romantic relationships / Dayna N. Kloeber, Vincent R. Waldron.

Providing a state-of-the-art review of research on conflict in close personal relationships, this volume brings together leading voices in the communication discipline, both seasoned and new, to address challenges in evaluating conflict. Contributors review the current state of research in a particular area, present original unpublished data-driven research study reflecting the topic area, and reflect upon the implications of their research results with regard to methodological challenges and opportunities in studying interpersonal conflict.

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