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Kristine Anthis

Professor of Psychology

Southern Connecticut State University

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Southern Connecticut State University

Kristine Anthis is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Psychology at Southern Connecticut State University.

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Kristine Anthis

Southern Connecticut State University

Professor of Psychology

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Hope, Will, Purpose, Competence, and Fidelity: Ego Strengths as Predictors of Career Identity. Identity (2014)

Scaffolding. Teaching of Psychology (2012)

Is It the Clicker, or is It the Question? Untangling the Effects of Student Response System Use. Teaching of Psychology (2011)

The Role of Conflict in Continuity and Change: Life Events Associated With Identity Development in Racially and Ethnically Diverse Women. Identity (2011)

Is Women's Participation in Different Types of Yoga Classes Associated With Different Levels of Body Awareness Satisfaction?. International Journal of Yoga Therapy (2010)

Readiness to Change: A Longitudinal Study of Changes in Adult Identity. Journal of Research in Personality (2006)

The Phenomenological Experience of Global Women's Issues. Psychology of Women Quarterly (2004)

Book Review: Midlife and Aging in Gay America. D. C. Kimmel D. L. Martin, Harrington Park Press, Binghamton, Ny; 2001. 116 Pp. $19.95. Sex Roles (2003)

Gender and Identity Status Differences in Late Adolescents’ Possible Selves. Journal of Adolescence (2003)

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On the Calamity Theory of Growth: The Relationship Between Stressful Life Events and Changes in Identity Over Time. Identity (2002)

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