Rachel S. Malis, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2006 | Northwestern University, Evanston, IL |
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Speech Communication, Social Psychology, Clinical PsychologyGoogle:
"Rachel Malis"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Michael E. Roloff | grad student | 2006 | Northwestern | |
| (Serial arguing in relationships: Implications for individuals' well -being.) | ||||
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| Miller CW, Roloff ME, Malis RS. (2007) Understanding interpersonal conflicts that are difficult to resolve: A review of literature and presentation of an integrated model Annals of the International Communication Association. 31: 118-171 |
| Malis RS, Roloff ME. (2007) The effect of legitimacy and intimacy on peer interventions into alcohol abuse Western Journal of Communication. 71: 49-68 |
| Malis RS, Roloff ME. (2006) Demand/withdraw patterns in serial arguments: Implications for well-being Human Communication Research. 32: 198-216 |
| Roloff ME, Malis R. (2005) Finding the (right) time. The Virtual Mentor : Vm. 7 |
| Caughlin JP, Malis RS. (2004) Demand/withdraw communication between parents and adolescents: Connections with self-esteem and substance use Journal of Social and Personal Relationships. 21: 125-148 |
| Caughlin JP, Malis RS. (2004) Demand/withdraw communication between parents and adolescents as a correlate of relational satisfaction Communication Reports. 17: 59-71 |