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Krista Brumley

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Wayne State University

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Sociology

Krista Brumley is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at Wayne State University.

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sociology social sciences gender studies gender inequality feminist theory gender diversity work-family interface management organizational behavior feminist studies gender disparities health psychology family psychology family relations family studies gendered context mental health social change women's studies labor relations psychological distress covid-19 work-related stress occupational health psychology work adjustment family relationships gendered ideal worker social inequality family issues family process citizenship studies cultural change gender theory gender equality work attitudes sociological research feminist perspectives gendered perceptions gender discrimination family life work-family conflict work-to-family conflict mexican workplace united states narrative social science research social anthropology applied social psychology management decisions knowledge management feminist research family policy societal influence social medicine qualitative sociology societal environment men's studies applied sociology family involvement family dynamics social transformation family therapy organizational psychology time perception historical sociology social theory arab american women gendered reputation heterosexual adults dual-earning relationships parental status local context understanding mexican ngos worker perceptions work-family experiences complex impacts workplace conditions international social work flexible work arrangements social work qualitative research

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A Time to Unwind or Despair? Decoding the Impact of Commuting Duration on Psychological Distress. Social Currents (2025)

commuting durationaffective disorderspsychological medicinebehavioral sciencespsychological traumaemotional selfregulationapplied psychologymood symptompsychological distressclinical psychologypsychopathologyhealth psychologypsychologypsychosocial issuespsychiatrypsychological co-morbiditiesmental healthpsychosocial researchdepression

Remote Work and Work-Family Conflict During Covid-19: Individual and Crossover Effects Among Dual-Earning Couples. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2024)

Krista M. BrumleyShirin MontazerLaura PineaultKatheryn MaguireBoris Baltes

covid-19sociologysociological researchdual-earning couplessocial scienceswork-family conflictcrossover effects

Social Change in the Turbulent Times of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Impacts of Work-Related Demands on Work-To-Family Conflict, Mastery, and Psychological Distress. Society and Mental Health (2024)

Shirin MontazerLaura PineaultKrista M. BrumleyKatheryn MaguireBoris Baltes

public healthturbulent timeswork-related stresspsychological distressmental healthsociologywork-family interfacework adjustmenthealth psychologysocial changesocial sciencescovid-19 pandemicwork-to-family conflictoccupational health psychologywork-related demands

A Mixed-Methods Investigation Into the Us Versus Them Mentality in Facebook Groups for Chronic Pain.. Health Psychology (2023)

Hallie TankhaBethany D PesterKrista M BrumleyAnnmarie CañoStephanie TongEmily GrekinJulian BruinsmaJordan GooteeMark A Lumley

public healthfacebook groupshuman healthhealth communicationcommunicationbehavioral healthchronic painmental healthapplied social psychologyhealth psychologysocial mediamixed-methods investigationmixed-methods researchbehavioral sciences

Behind the Scenes: Gendered Household Labor Schemas of Managers and Helpers. Community Work & Family (2023)

Krista M. BrumleyMegan Edgar St. George

managementlabor relationswork adjustmentwork-family interfacehousehold labor schemassocial sciencesgender studiesorganizational behaviorgender disparitieshousehold laborgender inequality

Covid-19 Onset, Parental Status, and Psychological Distress Among Full-Time Employed Heterosexual Adults in Dual-Earning Relationships: The Explanatory Role of Work-Family Conflict and Guilt. Society and Mental Health (2022)

Shirin MontazerKrista M. BrumleyLaura PineaultKatheryn MaguireBoris Baltes

work-related stresssociologysocial medicinesocial sciencesoccupational health psychologypublic healthmedical sociologywork-family interfacefamily psychologyparental statuspsychological distresscovid-19health psychologysocioeconomic statusdual-earning relationshipsmental healthheterosexual adultswork-family conflictlabor relations

Rules of Engagement: Flexplace and Ideal Workers. Social Currents (2022)

Krista M. BrumleyMegan Edgar St. George

employee engagementsociologysocial sciencesorganizational behaviorideal workers

The Paradox of Time: Work, Family, Conflict, and the Social Construction of Time. Sociological Focus (2021)

Krista M. BrumleyKatheryn MaguireShirin Montazer

sociologywork-family interfacesocial constructionsocial sciencesphilosophy of social sciencesocial theoryhistorical sociologytime perception

Overnight Work-Travel, Work-To-Family Conflict, and Psychological Distress. The Social Science Journal (2020)

Shirin MontazerKrista M. BrumleyKatheryn Maguire

psychological distresshealth psychologysocial sciencespsychologywork-to-family conflictovernight work-traveloccupational health psychologybehavioral sciences

Carrying the Burden of a Culture: Bargaining With Patriarchy and the Gendered Reputation of Arab American Women. Journal of Family Issues (2018)

Salam AboulhassanKrista M. Brumley

family policyarab american womensociologysocial problemsnegotiationsocial sciencesfamily issuesfamily relationssocial inequalityfamily psychologygendered reputationsocietal influenceculturefamily studieswomen's studieswomen's healthcultural studies

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Krista Brumley

Professor

Wayne State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Sociology

Krista Brumley is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at Wayne State University.

Honors

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Wayne State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Time to Unwind or Despair? Decoding the Impact of Commuting Duration on Psychological Distress. Social Currents (2025)

Remote Work and Work-Family Conflict During Covid-19: Individual and Crossover Effects Among Dual-Earning Couples. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2024)

Krista M. BrumleyShirin MontazerLaura PineaultKatheryn MaguireBoris Baltes

covid-19sociologysociological researchdual-earning couplessocial scienceswork-family conflictcrossover effects

Social Change in the Turbulent Times of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Impacts of Work-Related Demands on Work-To-Family Conflict, Mastery, and Psychological Distress. Society and Mental Health (2024)

Shirin MontazerLaura PineaultKrista M. BrumleyKatheryn MaguireBoris Baltes

A Mixed-Methods Investigation Into the Us Versus Them Mentality in Facebook Groups for Chronic Pain.. Health Psychology (2023)

Hallie TankhaBethany D PesterKrista M BrumleyAnnmarie CañoStephanie TongEmily GrekinJulian BruinsmaJordan GooteeMark A Lumley

Behind the Scenes: Gendered Household Labor Schemas of Managers and Helpers. Community Work & Family (2023)

Krista M. BrumleyMegan Edgar St. George

managementlabor relationswork adjustmentwork-family interfacehousehold labor schemassocial sciencesgender studiesorganizational behaviorgender disparitieshousehold laborgender inequality

Shirin MontazerKrista M. BrumleyLaura PineaultKatheryn MaguireBoris Baltes

Rules of Engagement: Flexplace and Ideal Workers. Social Currents (2022)

Krista M. BrumleyMegan Edgar St. George

employee engagementsociologysocial sciencesorganizational behaviorideal workers

The Paradox of Time: Work, Family, Conflict, and the Social Construction of Time. Sociological Focus (2021)

Krista M. BrumleyKatheryn MaguireShirin Montazer

sociologywork-family interfacesocial constructionsocial sciencesphilosophy of social sciencesocial theoryhistorical sociologytime perception

Overnight Work-Travel, Work-To-Family Conflict, and Psychological Distress. The Social Science Journal (2020)

Shirin MontazerKrista M. BrumleyKatheryn Maguire

psychological distresshealth psychologysocial sciencespsychologywork-to-family conflictovernight work-traveloccupational health psychologybehavioral sciences

Carrying the Burden of a Culture: Bargaining With Patriarchy and the Gendered Reputation of Arab American Women. Journal of Family Issues (2018)

Salam AboulhassanKrista M. Brumley

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