Urganci, B., Chen, P. – H., & Williamson, H. C. Many distressed couples seek community-based relationship education but don’t benefit from it. Family Relations.
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Publications
Innovative strategies for increasing sample size and diversity in family science research
Williamson, H. C. Innovative strategies for increasing sample size and diversity in family science research. Journal of Marriage and Family.
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Are moderate levels of stress particularly dangerous for relationship satisfaction? A conceptual replication of Tesser and Beach (1998)
Williamson, H. C. Are moderate levels of stress particularly dangerous for relationship satisfaction? A conceptual replication of Tesser and Beach (1998). Social and Personality Psychology Compass , 17 (7), e12763.
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Household income differentiates quantity and quality of shared spousal time
Williamson, H. C., & Schouweiler, M. T. Household income differentiates quantity and quality of shared spousal time. Journal of Family Psychology , 37 (4), 528-537.
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Recruitment and retention of diverse couples in relationship education with integrated economic services
Williamson, H. C., D’Angelo, A. V., & Warren, S. Recruitment and retention of diverse couples in relationship education with integrated economic services. Family Process , 62 (3), 915-931.
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Enhancing fathers’ parenting through strengthening couple functioning: A randomized controlled trial of low-income couples
Williamson, H. C., Chen, P. – H., & Lavner, J. A. Enhancing fathers’ parenting through strengthening couple functioning: A randomized controlled trial of low-income couples. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology , 91 (1), 43-49.
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How diverse are the samples used to study intimate relationships? A systematic review
Williamson, H. C., Bornstein, J. X., Cantu, V., Ciftci, O., Farnish, K. A., & Schouweiler, M. T. How diverse are the samples used to study intimate relationships? A systematic review. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships , 39 (4), 1087-1109.
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Experiencing a natural disaster temporarily boosts relationship satisfaction in newlywed couples
Williamson, H. C., Bradbury, T. N., & Karney, B. R. Experiencing a natural disaster temporarily boosts relationship satisfaction in newlywed couples. Psychological Science , 32 (11), 1709-1719.
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Blame the pandemic: Stress spillover in the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic
Williamson, H. C., Zheng, Y., & Neff, L. A. Blame the pandemic: Stress spillover in the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. NCFR Report: Family Focus , FF88, F6-F7.
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Too stressed to help? The effects of stress on noticing partner needs and enacting support
Neff, L. A., Nguyen, T. T. T., & Williamson, H. C. Too stressed to help? The effects of stress on noticing partner needs and enacting support. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin , 47 (11), 1565-1579.
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