Conceptualization and operationalization: Utility of communication privacy management theory
S Petronio, JT Child - Current opinion in psychology, 2020 - Elsevier
Communication Privacy Management (CPM) theory explains one of the most important, yet
challenging social processes in everyday life, that is, managing disclosing and protecting …
challenging social processes in everyday life, that is, managing disclosing and protecting …
Men and miscarriage: a systematic review and thematic synthesis
HM Williams, A Topping… - Qualitative health …, 2020 - journals.sagepub.com
Miscarriage is common, affecting one in five pregnancies, but the psychosocial effects often
go unrecognized and unsupported. The effects on men may be subject to unintentional …
go unrecognized and unsupported. The effects on men may be subject to unintentional …
Men's use of metaphors to make sense of their spouse's miscarriage: Expanding the communicated sense-making model
With approximately 20% of pregnancies ending in loss, miscarriage is a relatively common
and stressful occurrence. Because romantic partners' coping efforts are intimately …
and stressful occurrence. Because romantic partners' coping efforts are intimately …
Qualitative assessment of bad news delivery practices during miscarriage diagnosis
Miscarriage is one of the most common pregnancy complications health care providers
discuss with patients. Previous research suggests that women's distress is compounded by …
discuss with patients. Previous research suggests that women's distress is compounded by …
Exploring societal-level privacy rules for talking about miscarriage
Communication privacy management (CPM) theory posits that culturally specific
understandings of privacy guide how people manage private information in everyday …
understandings of privacy guide how people manage private information in everyday …
Memorable messages embedded in men's stories of miscarriage: Extending communicated narrative sense-making and memorable message theorizing
Miscarriage occurs in roughly one in five pregnancies in the United States. Although it is
largely considered a “women's issue,” non-miscarrying spouses also endure the mental and …
largely considered a “women's issue,” non-miscarrying spouses also endure the mental and …
Grief communication and privacy rules: Examining the communication of individuals bereaved by the death of a family member
ED Basinger, EC Wehrman… - Journal of Family …, 2016 - Taylor & Francis
Communication about one's grief is both essential and complicated. We employ
communication privacy management theory to examine how bereaved individuals manage …
communication privacy management theory to examine how bereaved individuals manage …
Managing concealable sexual health stigma through disclosure
RV Tucker, PF Chang - Health Communication, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Individuals with concealable stigma continually decide whether, and if so, how to disclose to
others. These complex decision-making processes are evident across various stigmatized …
others. These complex decision-making processes are evident across various stigmatized …
A relational turbulence theory perspective on women's grief following miscarriage
X Tian, DH Solomon - Journal of Social and Personal …, 2020 - journals.sagepub.com
This study used relational turbulence theory to examine (a) how the relational impact of
miscarriage corresponded with bereaved mothers' grief responses and (b) the association …
miscarriage corresponded with bereaved mothers' grief responses and (b) the association …
Similarities and dissimilarities in spouses' narratives of miscarriage: A dyadic analysis of communicated narrative sense-making and well-being
A Holman, HK Horstman - Journal of Family Communication, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
Drawing upon communicated narrative sense-making (CNSM) theory, we explored how
husbands and wives narratively make sense of their miscarriage and links to well-being …
husbands and wives narratively make sense of their miscarriage and links to well-being …