Julie A. Swets

Loneliness and Relationship Well-Being: Investigating the Mediating Roles of Relationship Awareness and Distraction among Romantic Partners

Thomas B. Sease, Emily K. Sandoz, Leo Yoke, Julie A. Swets et autres

Loneliness arises when there is a discrepancy between one's desired and actual social connection with others. Studies examining the effects of loneliness in romantic relationships show that people who are lonely are less satisfied and committed to their romantic relationships. The present …

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Preliminary evidence that relationship nostalgia might offset romantic conflict to aid relationship commitment.

Julie A. Swets, Cathy R. Cox, Naomi V. Ekas

Insecure attachment and lower preference for romantic relationship nostalgia predict higher acceptance of infidelity

Julie A. Swets, Cathy R. Cox

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Aloneliness predicts relational anger and aggression toward romantic partners

Julie A. Swets, Cathy R. Cox

Abstract Aloneliness is the negative psychological state characterized by dissatisfaction with one's lack of solitude, which is connected to well‐being deficits (e.g., depression, stress). From an I3 theory perspective, we expected that aloneliness could predict anger and partner‐directed aggression among persons in …

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Exploring associations between existential isolation, quest religiosity, and well-being

Robert B. Arrowood, Cathy R. Cox, Julie A. Swets

The current work examined the association between existential isolation and religious quest orientation (i.e., spiritual belief uncertainty). First, Study 1 measured existential isolation and quest religiosity along with several measures of social isolation. Replicating past research, existential isolation was positively related to …

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Taking the Divinity from the Divine: The Interaction Between Death Concerns and Religiosity on the Evaluation of a Human Jesus

Robert B. Arrowood, Cathy R. Cox, Julie A. Swets

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Death Concerns, Benefit-Finding, and Well-Being During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Cathy R. Cox, Julie A. Swets, Brian Gully, Malia Yraguen

Because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, reminders of death are particularly salient. Although much terror management theory research demonstrates that people engage in defensive tactics to manage mortality awareness, other work shows that existential concerns can motivate growth-oriented actions to improve health. …

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Attenuating Pain With the Past: Nostalgia Reduces Physical Pain

Mike Kersten, Julie A. Swets, Cathy R. Cox, Takashi Kusumi et autres

Previous work has found that nostalgia, a sentimental longing for the past, is associated with psychological, emotional, and social benefits. Recent research has demonstrated that nostalgic reflection also can improve individuals' physical health (i.e., exercise) and reduce temperature-related pain. Building on this, …

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Of flesh and blood: death, creatureliness, and incarnational ambivalence toward the Divine

Cathy R. Cox, Robert B. Arrowood, Julie A. Swets

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RELATIONSHIP-CENTERED NOSTALGIA AIDS COMMITMENT AND MAINTENANCE WITHIN CONFLICTUAL ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS

Julie A. Swets

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Andrew A. Abeyta, Jaïs Adam‐Troian, Courtney J. Alderson, Jamie Arndt et autres

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Feminism and Attractiveness: Evidence that Feminist Speech Boosts Attractiveness in Females and Lowers Attractiveness in Males

Julie A. Swets