APS
APS Virtual Poster Showcase
Couples and Health: Interpersonal Processes in Psychological and Physical Well-Being
Intimate relationships are strongly associated with physical and mental health (Whisman & Baucom, 2012; Robles et al., 2014), and relationship processes appear to mediate the link between couple relationships and health outcomes (Kiecolt-Glaser & Wilson, 2017). This symposium investigates interpersonal processes which predict the psychological and physical health of couples.
Chairs & Discussants
- Lynne Knobloch-FeddersChair
Marquette University - Claudia HaaseCoChair
Northwestern University - Robert LevensonDiscussant
University of California, Berkeley
Presentations
- For Better and Worse? the Importance of Closeness, Satisfaction, and Age for Spouses' Cardiometabolic SimilarityStephanie Wilson, Juan Peng, Rebecca Andridge, Lisa Jaremka, Chris Fagundes, Janice Kiecolt-Glaser
- Positivity Resonance: Micro Moments of Connection with Long-Lasting Health BenefitsJenna Wells, Claudia Haase, Emily Rothwell, Marcela Otero, Jocelyn Lai, Casey Brown, et al.
- Couples' Emotion and Mental Health in Socioeconomic ContextClaudia Haase, Emily Hittner
- Interpersonal Behavior in Couple Therapy: Concurrent and Prospective Associations with Depression Symptoms and Relationship DistressLynne Knobloch-Fedders, Stephanie Wilson
