Timothy Michael Curran is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor Director of CMST Graduate Program at Utah State University.
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Timothy Michael Curran
Utah State University
Associate Professor Director of CMST Graduate Program
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Direct and Indirect Associations Among Social Skills, Social Support, and Psychosocial Outcomes: Replicating and Extending the Social Skills Deficit Vulnerability Model. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (2022)
Timothy Michael Curran
social supportpsychosocial factorssocial skill assessmentsocial impairmentsindirect associationsapplied social psychologysocioeconomic statussocial skillspsychologysocial skill trainingsocial-emotional wellbeingapplied psychologyvulnerabilitybehavioral sciences
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Examining the Role of Relational Worry Due to Covid-19 in the Links Between Apprehension When Communicating Online, Loneliness, and Adhering to Cdc Guidelines. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (2021)
Timothy Michael Curran
public healthhealth communicationcommunicationcovid-19interpersonal relationshipspsychological traumacdc guidelinesapplied social psychologycovid-19 pandemicpsychologyrelational worrysocial psychologylonelinessmedical internet researchcyberpsychology
Intergenerational Transmissions of Mother-Child Communication Apprehension, Resilience, Depressive Symptoms, and Self-Esteem for Adult Children. Psychological Reports (2021)