John Caughlin
John
spent the years from 1993 to1997 with the Project, interviewing respondents, working on
the guide to constructs, and constructing the integrated
database. He also co-authored the following papers:
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Johnson, Caughlin, & Huston (in press) |
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Caughlin & Huston (under review) |
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Huston, Caughlin, Houts, Shebilske, & Smith (in prep) |
John is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, where he continues to pursue an interest in interpersonal communication. Some of his other works include:
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Caughlin & Vangelisti, "Desire for change in one's partner as a predictor of the demand/withdraw pattern of marital communication." (under review) |
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Caughlin & Vangelisti, "An individual difference explanation of why couples engage in the demand/withdraw pattern of marital communication." (in prep) |
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Johnson, M.P., Caughlin, J.P., & Huston, T.L. (in press). The tripartite nature of marital commitment: Personal, moral, and structural reasons to stay married. Journal of Marriage and the Family. |
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Vangelisti, A.L., & Caughlin, J.P. (1997). Revealing family secrets: The influence of topic, function, and relationships. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 14, 679-705. |
