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Lindsey J Thomas
Lindsey J Thomas
Associate Professor, Illinois State University
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Family “bonds”: Making meaning of parent–child relationships in estrangement narratives
KM Scharp, LJ Thomas
Journal of Family Communication 16 (1), 32-50, 2016
1232016
Discursive constructions of the meaning of “family” in online narratives of foster adoptive parents
EA Suter, LA Baxter, LM Seurer, LJ Thomas
Communication Monographs 81 (1), 59-78, 2014
1072014
“It was the straw that broke the camel’s back”: Exploring the distancing processes communicatively constructed in parent-child estrangement backstories
KM Scharp, LJ Thomas, CG Paxman
Journal of Family Communication 15 (4), 330-348, 2015
782015
Stories of postpartum depression: exploring health constructs and help-seeking in mothers’ talk
LJ Thomas, KM Scharp, CG Paxman
Women & Health 54 (4), 373-387, 2014
652014
“What would a loving mom do today?”: Exploring the meaning of motherhood in stories of prenatal and postpartum depression
KM Scharp, LJ Thomas
Journal of Family Communication 17 (4), 401-414, 2017
622017
Disrupting the humanities and social science binary: Framing communication studies as a transformative discipline
KM Scharp, LJ Thomas
Review of Communication, 2019
562019
“I want to go home” homesickness experiences and social-support-seeking practices
KM Scharp, CG Paxman, LJ Thomas
Environment and Behavior 48 (9), 1175-1197, 2016
482016
The dialogic construction of “adoption” in online foster adoption narratives
LA Baxter, EA Suter, LJ Thomas, LM Seurer
Journal of Family Communication 15 (3), 193-213, 2015
402015
“Once a foster child…”: Identity construction in former foster children's narratives
LJ Thomas
Qualitative Research Reports in Communication 15 (1), 84-91, 2014
402014
Making meaning of the parent–child relationship: A dialogic analysis of parent-initiated estrangement narratives
KM Scharp, LJ Thomas
Journal of Family Communication 18 (4), 302-316, 2018
322018
The content of relational uncertainty in non-engaged cohabiting relationships
KR Steuber, JS Priem, KM Scharp, L Thomas
Journal of Applied Communication Research 42 (1), 107-123, 2014
312014
“Family?… not just blood”: Discursive constructions of “family” in adult, former foster children’s narratives
LJ Thomas, JA Jackl, JL Crowley
Journal of Family Communication 17 (3), 238-253, 2017
302017
“A family for every child”: Discursive constructions of “ideal” adoptive families in online foster adoption photolistings that promote adoption of children from foster care
LJ Thomas, KM Scharp
Adoption Quarterly 20 (1), 44-64, 2017
292017
Desired, expected, and received support: How support gaps impact affect improvement and perceived stigma in the context of unintended pregnancy
JL Crowley, AC High, LJ Thomas
Health Communication 34 (12), 1441-1453, 2019
282019
Relational dialectics theory
LA Baxter, KM Scharp, LJ Thomas
Journal of Family Theory & Review 13 (1), 7-20, 2021
272021
“Baby? Baby not?”: Exploring women’s narratives about ambivalence towards an unintended pregnancy
NM Askelson, ME Losch, LJ Thomas, JC Reynolds
Women & Health 55 (7), 842-858, 2015
252015
Original voices. Relational dialectics theory
LA Baxter, KM Scharp, LJ Thomas
Journal of family theory & review 13 (1), 7-20, 2021
212021
The meaning of misinformation and those who correct it: An extension of relational dialectics theory
P Malhotra, K Scharp, L Thomas
Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 39 (5), 1256-1276, 2022
132022
Contrapuntal analysis
LJ Thomas
The international encyclopedia of communication research methods, 1-3, 2017
13*2017
Relational dialectics theory: A dialogic theory of meaning-making
KM Scharp, LJ Thomas
Engaging theories in interpersonal communication, 194-205, 2021
112021
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