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Conference: Innovations in Interpersonal Relationships and Health Research
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Description: This OSF project serves as a central repository for the conference "Innovations in Interpersonal Relationships and Health Research: Advancing the Integration of Interdisciplinary Approaches to Dyadic Behavior Change." Its aim is to provide participants with open access to the submitted abstracts for the flashlight talks and poster session. In addition to the abstracts, presenters can upload their posters, presentation slides, and any supplementary materials, either before or after the event, depending on what suits them best. Each flashlight talk or poster session is managed as an individual component and assigned a unique DOI, enabling it to be cited in, for example, future publications. By offering this open and structured platform, the repository fosters ongoing interdisciplinary dialogue, supports transparency, and facilitates networking among leading scholars and peers dedicated to advancing dyadic behavior change research.
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Conversation Patterns and Emotion Regulation in Parent-Adolescent Interactions: A Dynamic Dyadic Systems Analysis
Jennifer A. Theiss, Rutgers University, USA
Promoting Mental Health in Adolescents and Caregivers: A Multi-Informant Pilot Evaluation
Janina Müller, University of Klagenfurt, Austria
Impact of Childhood and Adult Touch on Social Relationships, Mental Health, and Stress Regulation
Ekaterina Schneider, Heidelberg University Hospital, Germany
Regulating Together: The Influence of Partner, Family, and Physician Support on Dialysis Self-Management
Veronica M. Lamarche, University of Essex, UK
What makes a dyadic intervention dyadic? A meta-framework to systematically characterize underlying dimensions of dyadic interventions
Corina Berli, University of Bern, Switzerland
Interpersonal Synchrony in Romantic Dyads: Co-Regulation of Daily Closeness and its association with relationship well-being
Maximiliane Uhlich, University of Basel, Switzerland
Self-esteem and Supportive Dyadic Coping in Intimate Relationships
Elisa Weber, University of Zurich, Switzerland
The lived experience of evolving intergroup friendships: A dyadic, longitudinal and multimodal analysis
Paula Paajanen, University of Eastern Finland, Finland
Sleep Quality, Diet-Related Self-Regulation, and Diet Quality: An Actor-Partner Interdependence Modelling Among Cohabiting Couples
Jean-Philippe Gouin, Concordia University, Canada
A Dyadic Study of Risk Perception in Romantic Relationships
Emily Chan, University of Minnesota, USA
The When and What of Dyadic Regulation: Situational Factors for Interpersonal Emotion Regulation in Daily Life
Andrea B. Horn, University of Zurich, Switzerland
The importance of involving parent-child and teacher-child dyads in children's reintegration after psychiatric treatment
Caterina Gawrilow, University of Tübingen, Germany
Parent-child functional neural similarity and its association with child mental well-being
Sofia Scatolin, University of Zurich, Switzerland
The Impact of Social Eating on Freezing Body Movements in Triadic Conversations
Jana Straßheim, University of Konstanz, Germany
Influence of a Motivated Peer on Substance Use: Results from a Southern Africa Pilot Intervention
Belus, Jennifer M., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland
Capturing collective dynamics in triads: how to detect and analyse the social transmission of behaviours
Bousquet, Christophe, University of Konstanz, Germany
Whom to include when studying Relationships and Health: Stakeholder Evidence from potential Beneficiaries and Health Care Professionals
Buhr, Lilly, Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany
Vulnerability as a Proxy for Receptivity in JITAIs? The Association and Co-Occurrence of Distress and Social Support Need to Trigger a Social Support JITAI for Individuals with Elevated Depressive Symptoms
Bürli, Bianca L., University of Zurich, Switzerland
Living Together the post-pandemic Scenario: evidence from an Intensive Longitudinal Study
Chiarolanza, Claudia, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
Emotional Synchrony in Couples’ Support Interactions Across the Lifespan: A Momentary Approach
Dolcetti, Myrto, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Fostering Social Support with Just-In-Time Adaptive Interventions: Insights from a Feasibility Study
Elmer, Timon, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Shared Perspectives: The Neural Basis of Sibling Similarity in Affective Processing
Federici, Elena, University of Zurich, Switzerland
How Personal Relationships with People with Chronic Disease Shape Healthcare Attitudes and Outcomes in a Healthcare Setting
Fino, Edita, University of Bologna, Italy
Can Narcissus Stay Committed? Dyadic Insights Into Commitment-Buffering Mechanisms by the Investment Model Across Narcissism
Gloor, Sandra, University of Bern, Switzerland
Foreign and Finnish background mothers’ intergroup friendship expectations in a befriending program
Heimonen, Ella, University of Eastern Finland, Finland
Hormonal synchrony in older couples’ everyday life: The role of situational stressors and buffers
Hopf, Dora, Heidelberg University Hospital, Germany
Intervening in Social Exchange Processes to Promote Physical Activity: Investigating Intrapersonal Mechanisms
Höhener, Patrick S., University of Zurich, Switzerland
Romantic Relationship-Induced Learning: A Qualitative Inquiry
Kallova, Nikola, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia
The Role of Social Identity on Covid-19 Related Interpersonal Conflict in Family Dyads
Kittelberger, Sophie L., University of Zurich, Switzerland
Exploring Family Food Systems: Meat Intake, Conflicts and Meal Frequency
Knobl, Vanessa, University of Mannheim, Germany
Are Health-Related Social Support and Social Control Relationship-Specific? An Individual Participant Data Meta-Analysis of Intensive Longitudinal Data on Physical Activity
Küng, Pascal, University of Zurich, Switzerland
A dyadic perspective on momentary well-being and stress among persons with spinal cord injury
Lüthi, Simone, Swiss Paraplegic Research / University of Lucerne, Switzerland
“I want you to feel good”: Emotion goals in younger and older couples’ daily lives
Meier, Tabea, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Connected but Disconnected: Social Media, Sleep, and Bonds in Parent-Adolescent Dyads
Mickelson, Kristin D., Arizona State University, USA
How common dyadic coping shapes emotional responses in persons with SCI and partners: a video-study
Piani, Maria Chiara, Swiss Paraplegic Research, Switzerland
Dyadic Adjustment, Illness Perception, and Depression in Sleep Quality and CPAP Adherence in Couples with OSAS
Poletti, Valentina, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy
Intra- and interpersonal effects of social sharing of negative experiences on emotions and couples’ interactions
Richter, Marianne, University of Fribourg, Switzerland
Physical activity and stress in daily life of individuals with SCI and their romantic partners
Rink, Johanna, University of Lucerne, Switzerland
Exploring Teacher Perceptions: Attribution Retraining as a Catalyst for Dyadic Change
Schoenthaler, Kristina, Mississippi State University, USA
Does Teaching Self-Regulation Enhance Primary School Learning Through Supportive Student-Teacher Interactions?
Schreiber, Felix, Eberhards Karls University Tübingen, Germany
Inter-Coder Agreement in the Identification of Dyadic Behavior Change Techniques in Intervention Descriptions
Spliesgart, Amelie, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Dyadic Support in Group Chats: Effects on Motivation and Engagement in a Sitting Reduction Intervention
Uetova, Ekaterina, Technological University Dublin, Ireland
Ambivalent Friendships & Health Across the Lifespan
Vieth, Grace, University of Minnesota, USA
Exploring Dyadic Adaptation: A Computer Simulation of Warm and Cold Interpersonal Dynamics
Walker-Ulloa, Thomas A., University of Zurich, Switzerland
Received social support for leisure-time physical activity from different life domains: An ambulatory assessment study
Wilhelm, Lea O., MSB Medical School Berlin, Germany
Dynamics in Gratitude Conversations of Romantic Couples and Their Impact on Relationship Health
Wyss, Simone, University of Basel, Switzerland
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