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29th APS Annual Convention

New Directions on the Affective Consequences of Interpersonal Relationships: Mechanisms, Individual Differences, and Relationship Characteristics

Friday, May 26, 2017 · Boston, MA

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This symposium consists of four presentations that deepen our understanding of the affective consequences of interpersonal relationships by identifying mediating pathways that explain affective consequences of interacting with close and distant partners, individual differences in affective responding to partners, and relationship factors that shape the regulation and expression of emotion.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Rachel VenagliaChair
    University of Maryland, College Park
  • Edward LemayCoChair
    University of Maryland

Presentations

  1. Hedonic Benefits of Close and Distant Interaction Partners: The Mediating Roles of Approval and AuthenticityRachel Venaglia, Edward Lemay
  2. Dispositional Negativity in the Wild: Social Environment Governs Momentary Emotional ExperienceAlexander Shackman, Jennifer Weinstein, Stanton Hudja, Conor Bloomer, Andrew Fox, Edward Lemay
  3. Putting All Your Eggs in One Basket? Exploring the Benefits and Potential Trade-Offs of Diversifying One’s Emotion-Regulation Needs Across Social RelationshipsElaine Cheung, Wendi Gardner, Rachel Galvin, Kathleen Carswell, Eli Finkel
  4. Relationship Context Shapes Emotional Lives Margaret Clark