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Ted L Huston

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

Human Development & Family Sciences

NoneTed L Huston is currently serving as a College Of Natural Sciences faculty at University of Texas At Austin.

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University of Texas at Austin

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marriage psychology interpersonal relationships behavioral sciences family psychology social sciences social psychology family relations sociology intimate relationships family process marital therapy mating psychology social relations personality family studies applied social psychology personal relationships marital satisfaction well-being interpersonal communication developmental psychology personality psychology family dynamics emotions applied psychology couple therapy men's studies human sexuality child development counseling psychology human relations leisure studies positive psychology psychosocial research happiness attachment theory family relationships marital relationships romantic relationships family issues personality assessment sexual behavior psychological science adaptation women's studies educational psychology commitment model social ecology psychometrics occupational health psychology failure analysis lifespan development adult development cultural patterns adolescence student cultures adolescent psychology intercultural communication cultural psychology intergenerational relations teaching methods teacher development marital delight dynamics model connubial crucible tripartite nature moral commitment commitment johnson marital negativity trait anxiety personality matter father involvement single-earner families negative affect demand/withdraw pattern

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reasons for Divorce. Journal of Divorce & Remarriage (2020)

Ryan BennettLisa K LashleyCharles J Golden

family relationsfamily psychologyfamily processmarital therapymarriagejournalism

Does Sex Really Matter? Examining the Connections Between Spouses’ Nonsexual Behaviors, Sexual Frequency, Sexual Satisfaction, and Marital Satisfaction. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2016)

Elizabeth A. SchoenfeldTimothy J. LovingMark T. PopeTed L. HustonAleksandar Štulhofer

marital satisfactionnonsexual behaviorssexual behaviorhuman sexualitysexual frequencyarchival researchsexual satisfactionbehavioral sciences

Courtship Progression Rate and Declines in Expressed Affection Early in Marriage. Journal of Family Issues (2014)

Sylvia NiehuisAlan ReifmanDu FengTed L. Huston

interpersonal relationshipsexpressed affectioncommunicationfamily psychologycourtship progression ratemarriage

Shared Reality and Grounded Feelings During Courtship: Do They Matter for Marital Success?. Journal of Marriage and Family (2013)

April C. WilsonTed L. Huston

interpersonal relationshipscommunicationintimate relationshipsinterpersonal communicationcouple therapyfamily psychologypsychologymarital successmarital therapymarriagejournalism

Do Men and Women Show Love Differently in Marriage?. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (2012)

Elizabeth A. SchoenfeldCarrie A. BredowTed L. Huston

interpersonal relationshipsintimate relationshipspsychologypersonalitymarriagesocial psychologypersonality psychologymen's studies

Gender Differences in Leisure Time and Quality of Marital Relations. (2012)

Aleksandra HuićŽeljka KamenovMargareta JelićTed Huston

gender differencespsychologyquality of lifesocial sciencesmarital relationsleisure time

Does Equity in Ways of Showing Love Matter for Marital Satisfaction?. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2011)

Zeljka KamenovAleksandra HuicTed Huston

marital satisfactioncommunicationequityinterpersonal communicationintimate relationshipsfamily psychologypsychologylove matterbehavioral sciences

Do Men and Women Love Differently? an Empirical Test of Cancian's Theory of Love. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2011)

Carrie BredowElizabeth SchoenfeldTed Huston

interpersonal relationshipsempirical testpsychologymating psychologydifferential psychologybehavioral sciencesmen's studies

Effects of Gender Roles and Attitudes on Showing Love in Marriage. (2011)

Ivana JugovićKamenov ŽeljkaAleksandra HuićTed Huston

interpersonal relationshipscommunicationgender rolesaffectpsychologyhuman behaviormarriagesocial sciencesmating psychology

Gender Differences in Expressing Love in Marriage – Stability Across Generations and Cultures. Savremeni trendovi u psihologiji (2011)

Aleksandra HuićIvana JugovićTed HustonCarrie BredowElizabeth Schoenfeld

cultural studiesinterpersonal relationshipsanthropologycultural anthropologygender differencesintercultural communicationsociologystabilitysociocultural anthropologycultural psychologyintergenerational relationsmarriagecultureintercultural studieshuman relations

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Ted L Huston

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

Human Development & Family Sciences

NoneTed L Huston is currently serving as a College Of Natural Sciences faculty at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ted L Huston

University of Texas at Austin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reasons for Divorce. Journal of Divorce & Remarriage (2020)

Ryan BennettLisa K LashleyCharles J Golden

family relationsfamily psychologyfamily processmarital therapymarriagejournalism

Does Sex Really Matter? Examining the Connections Between Spouses’ Nonsexual Behaviors, Sexual Frequency, Sexual Satisfaction, and Marital Satisfaction. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2016)

Elizabeth A. SchoenfeldTimothy J. LovingMark T. PopeTed L. HustonAleksandar Štulhofer

marital satisfactionnonsexual behaviorssexual behaviorhuman sexualitysexual frequencyarchival researchsexual satisfactionbehavioral sciences

Courtship Progression Rate and Declines in Expressed Affection Early in Marriage. Journal of Family Issues (2014)

Sylvia NiehuisAlan ReifmanDu FengTed L. Huston

interpersonal relationshipsexpressed affectioncommunicationfamily psychologycourtship progression ratemarriage

Shared Reality and Grounded Feelings During Courtship: Do They Matter for Marital Success?. Journal of Marriage and Family (2013)

April C. WilsonTed L. Huston

interpersonal relationshipscommunicationintimate relationshipsinterpersonal communicationcouple therapyfamily psychologypsychologymarital successmarital therapymarriagejournalism

Do Men and Women Show Love Differently in Marriage?. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (2012)

Elizabeth A. SchoenfeldCarrie A. BredowTed L. Huston

interpersonal relationshipsintimate relationshipspsychologypersonalitymarriagesocial psychologypersonality psychologymen's studies

Gender Differences in Leisure Time and Quality of Marital Relations. (2012)

Aleksandra HuićŽeljka KamenovMargareta JelićTed Huston

gender differencespsychologyquality of lifesocial sciencesmarital relationsleisure time

Does Equity in Ways of Showing Love Matter for Marital Satisfaction?. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2011)

Zeljka KamenovAleksandra HuicTed Huston

marital satisfactioncommunicationequityinterpersonal communicationintimate relationshipsfamily psychologypsychologylove matterbehavioral sciences

Do Men and Women Love Differently? an Empirical Test of Cancian's Theory of Love. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2011)

Carrie BredowElizabeth SchoenfeldTed Huston

interpersonal relationshipsempirical testpsychologymating psychologydifferential psychologybehavioral sciencesmen's studies

Effects of Gender Roles and Attitudes on Showing Love in Marriage. (2011)

Ivana JugovićKamenov ŽeljkaAleksandra HuićTed Huston

interpersonal relationshipscommunicationgender rolesaffectpsychologyhuman behaviormarriagesocial sciencesmating psychology

Gender Differences in Expressing Love in Marriage – Stability Across Generations and Cultures. Savremeni trendovi u psihologiji (2011)

Aleksandra HuićIvana JugovićTed HustonCarrie BredowElizabeth Schoenfeld

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