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Rena Repetti

Affiliations: 
Psychology 0780 University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 
Area:
Social Psychology, Physiological Psychology
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Adrienne R. Nishina grad student 2002 UCLA
Shawnee D. Braun grad student 2006 UCLA
Lisa J. Flook grad student 2006 UCLA
Tali Klima grad student 2007 UCLA
Darby E. Saxbe grad student 2009 UCLA
Jacqueline Sperling grad student 2012 UCLA
Shu-wen Wang grad student 2012 UCLA

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Sperling J, Repetti RL. (2018) Understanding Emotion Socialization Through Naturalistic Observations of Parent-Child Interactions Family Relations. 67: 325-338
Rentscher K, Carroll J, Cole S, et al. (2018) CHRONIC STRESS EXPOSURE AND DAILY STRESS APPRAISALS RELATE TO BIOLOGICAL AGING MARKER P16INK4A IN MID-LIFE PARENTS Innovation in Aging. 2: 94-94
Repetti R, Wang SW. (2017) Effects of job stress on family relationships. Current Opinion in Psychology. 13: 15-18
Repetti R, Wang Sw. (2017) Effects of job stress on family relationships Current Opinion in Psychology. 13: 15-18
Wang SW, Repetti RL. (2016) Who Gives to Whom? Testing the Support Gap Hypothesis With Naturalistic Observations of Couple Interactions. Journal of Family Psychology : Jfp : Journal of the Division of Family Psychology of the American Psychological Association (Division 43)
Repetti RL, Robles TF. (2016) Nontoxic Family Stress: Potential Benefits and Underlying Biology Family Relations. 65: 163-175
Reynolds BM, Robles TF, Repetti RL. (2015) Measurement Reactivity and Fatigue Effects in Daily Diary Research With Families. Developmental Psychology
Robles TF, Carroll JE, Bai S, et al. (2015) Emotions and family interactions in childhood: Associations with leukocyte telomere length emotions, family interactions, and telomere length. Psychoneuroendocrinology. 63: 343-350
Bai S, Repetti RL, Sperling JB. (2015) Children's Expressions of Positive Emotion are Sustained by Smiling, Touching, and Playing With Parents and Siblings: A Naturalistic Observational Study of Family Life. Developmental Psychology
Bai S, Repetti RL. (2015) Short-Term Resilience Processes in the Family. Family Relations. 64: 108-119
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