Social Control of Health Behaviors in Marriage

By J. Tucker, Sherry L. Anders. 2001

168 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Applied Psychology, Social Psychology

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In Applied Psychology

1. Catharine H Johnston-Brooks
2. L. Darbes
3. Megan A. Lewis
4. Rita M. Butterfield
5. M. vanDellen

In Social Psychology

1. Catharine H Johnston-Brooks
2. L. Darbes
3. Megan A. Lewis
4. Rita M. Butterfield

Citations in the corpus

• Influence in Relationships: A Meta-Analysis on Health-Related Social Control (2015, background): “Tucker and Anders (2001) found support for the domain-specific model in a study of married couples, indicating a relationship between positive social control and positive affect and negative social control and negative affect.”
• The conceptualization and assessment of health-related social control (2004, background): “Using the PIQ, Tucker and Anders (2001) found that positive exchanges were associated with trying to make the changes advocated by the spouse, and negative exchanges were associated with reactance to the spouse’s requests.”