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Jo‐Anne Bachorowski

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58Publications signalées
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Phonetics and Phonology ResearchChild and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional DevelopmentHumor Studies and ApplicationsEmotions and Moral BehaviorLanguage Development and Disorders

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Accès ouvert 2025 article OpenAlex

Medication adherence, health outcomes, and perceived social performance in Black Americans receiving hemodialysis.

Marcus G. Wild, Robert A. Greevy, Kerri L. Cavanaugh, Devika Nair et autres

OBJECTIVE: Social performance-the ability to successfully engage in social interactions-impacts outcomes in end-stage kidney disease (ESKD), including depressive symptoms and low self-efficacy, that are disproportionately experienced by Black Americans. However, the associations between social performance and health behaviors in ESKD are unknown. …

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1 citation Health Psychology
Accès ouvert 2023 article OpenAlex

Quantifying social performance: A review with implications for further work

Marcus G. Wild, Rebecca Cutler, Jo‐Anne Bachorowski

Human social performance has been a focus of theory and investigation for more than a century. Attempts to quantify social performance have focused on self-report and non-social performance measures grounded in intelligence-based theories. An expertise framework, when applied to individual differences in …

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2 citations Frontiers in Psychology
Accès ouvert 2020 article OpenAlex

Lay Beliefs About Interaction Quality: An Expertise Perspective on Individual Differences in Interpersonal Emotion Ability

Marcus G. Wild, Jo‐Anne Bachorowski

Social interactions are a source of lay beliefs about the ways in which psychological constructs operate. Some of the most enduring psychological constructs to become common lay beliefs originated from research focused on social-emotional processes. “Emotional intelligence” and “social intelligence” are now …

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5 citations Frontiers in Psychology
2018 article OpenAlex

Social–Emotional Expertise (SEE) Scale: Development and Initial Validation

Ashley McBrien, Marcus G. Wild, Jo‐Anne Bachorowski

Social–emotional expertise (SEE) represents a synthesis of specific cognitive abilities related to social interactions, and emphasizes the timing and synchrony of behaviors that contribute to overall social–emotional ability. As a step toward SEE construct validation, we conducted three experiments to develop a …

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25 citations Assessment
Accès ouvert 2013 article OpenAlex

Depression Diagnoses and Fundamental Frequency-Based Acoustic Cues in Maternal Infant-Directed Speech

Laura L. Porritt, Michael C. Zinser, Jo‐Anne Bachorowski, Peter S. Kaplan

F0-based acoustic measures were extracted from a brief, sentence-final target word spoken during structured play interactions between mothers and their 3- to 14-month-old infants and were analyzed based on demographic variables and DSM-IV Axis-I clinical diagnoses and their common modifiers. F0 range …

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51 citations Language Learning and Development
2013 book-chapter OpenAlex

Understanding spontaneous human laughter: The role of voicing in inducing positive emotion

Michael J. Owren, Michael Philipp, Eric J. Vanman, Niyati Trivedi et autres

Abstract Available evidence indicates that human laughter can trigger emotion in listeners, particularly including positive affect. However, while listeners rate vowel-like, ‘voiced’ laughter as a positive event, noise-based, ‘unvoiced’ laughter recorded in the same, positive circumstances is not. Three experiments further examined …

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Accès ouvert 2010 article OpenAlex

Emotion expression among abusive mothers is associated with their children's emotion processing and problem behaviours

Jessica E. Shackman, Serah S. Fatani, Linda A. Camras, Michael J. Berkowitz et autres

The current study evaluated the quality of facial and vocal emotional expressions in abusive and non-abusive mothers, and assessed whether mothers' emotional expression quality was related to their children's cognitive processing of emotion and behavioural problems. Relative to non-abusive mothers, abusive mothers …

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32 citations Cognition & Emotion

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