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Welcome to the Couples Coping with Stress Lab website!

 

Stress is an all too common experience for individuals and couples around the world. Although these experiences can have deleterious effects on both individual and relational functioning, romantic partners have the unique ability to regulate each other’s emotions during times of distress. 

 

The Couples Coping with Stress Lab, under the direction of Dr. Ashley K. Randall, uses multi-method approaches (e.g. self-report, daily diary, momentary measures of emotional experience and behavioral observations) and advanced statistical analyses suitable for longitudinal dyadic data analysis to examine how couples (different- and same-gender) regulate stress in the context of their relationship. 

 

Commitment to Racial and Social Justice

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As members of the Couples Coping with Stress Lab at Arizona State University, we acknowledge the huge injustice of racism, police brutality, and the disproportionate and senseless murders of Black individuals in the US. #BlackLivesMatter. As academics, we are committed to education and professional development to resist anti-Blackness and White supremacy. #Academics4BlackLives. In accordance with ASU’s Design Aspirations, we are committed to conducting research that is use-inspired, socially embedded, and globally engaged.

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