Denise Solomon

Head and Liberal Arts Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences

Denise Solomon

Publication Tags

Communication Uncertainty Turbulence Experience Interference Interaction Emotion Disclosure Social Network Conflict (Psychology) Contingency Infertility Autism Spectrum Disorder Privacy Recovery Expertise Child Grief Parents Physiological Stress Autism Turbulence Models Evaluation Cortisol Human Being

Most Recent Papers

Discovering the Fabric of Supportive Conversations: A Typology of Speaking Turns and Their Contingencies

Graham D. Bodie, Susanne M. Jones, Miriam Brinberg, Amy M. Joyer, Denise Haunani Solomon, Nilam Ram, 2021, Journal of Language and Social Psychology on p. 214-237

Distinguishing relational turbulence, marital satisfaction, and parenting stress as predictors of ineffective Arguing among parents of children with autism

Kellie St Cyr Brisini, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2021, Journal of Social and Personal Relationships on p. 65-83

Relational turbulence and openness to social network support for marital conflicts

K Brisini, Xi Tian, Denise Solomon, 2021, Western Journal of Communication

Relational framing theory: Drawing inferences about relationships from interpersonal interactions

Rachel McLaren, Denise Solomon, 2021,

Relational uncertainty within relational turbulence theory: The bifactor exploratory structural equation model

Alan Goodboy, Sal Bolkan, K Brisini, Denise Solomon, 2021, Journal of Communication

Relational turbulence theory: Interpersonal communication during times of transition.

Leanne Knobloch, Denise Solomon, Jennifer Theiss, Rachel McLaren, 2021,

Relational Uncertainty and Taking Conflict Personally: Comparing Parents of Children with and Without Autism Spectrum Disorder

Kellie St Cyr Brisini, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2020, Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders on p. 4401-4411

Relational Turbulence and Perceptions of Social Network Support for Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Kellie St Cyr Brisini, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2020, The Southern Communication Journal on p. 279-289

Building Expertise: Effects of Experience Claims on Responses to Advice

Kellie St.Cyr Brisini, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2020, Journal of Language and Social Psychology on p. 375-396

A relational turbulence theory perspective on women’s grief following miscarriage

Xi Tian, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2020, Journal of Social and Personal Relationships on p. 1852-1872

Most-Cited Papers

Relational Turbulence Theory

Denise Haunani Solomon, Leanne K. Knobloch, Jennifer A. Theiss, Rachel M. McLaren, 2016, Human Communication Research on p. 507-532

Factors that predict married partners' disclosures about infertility to social network members

Keli Ryan Steuber, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2011, Journal of Applied Communication Research on p. 250-270

Communication channel, sex, and the immediate and longitudinal outcomes of verbal person-centered support

Andrew C. High, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2014, Communication Monographs on p. 439-468

Explaining variation in contemporaneous responses to hurt in premarital romantic relationships

Rachel M. McLaren, Denise Haunani Solomon, Jennifer S. Priem, 2011, Communication Research on p. 543-564

The chilling effect in interpersonal relationships

Michael E. Roloff, Denise H. Cloven, 2013, on p. 49-76

Relational uncertainty and cortisol responses to hurtful and supportive messages from a dating partner

Jennifer S. Priem, Denise H. Solomon, 2011, Personal Relationships on p. 198-223

The Effect of Relationship Characteristics and Relational Communication on Experiences of Hurt From Romantic Partners

Rachel M. Mclaren, Denise Haunani Solomon, Jennifer S. Priem, 2012, Journal of Communication on p. 950-971

Emotional Support and Physiological Stress Recovery

Jennifer S. Priem, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2015, Communication Monographs on p. 88-112

Relational uncertainty, partner interference, and privacy boundary turbulence

Keli R. Steuber, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2012, Journal of Social and Personal Relationships on p. 3-27

Conflict Intensity, Family History, and Physiological Stress Reactions to Conflict Within Romantic Relationships

Lindsey Susan Aloia, Denise Haunani Solomon, 2015, Human Communication Research on p. 367-389