Interpersonal Relationships and Health
Collaborative
Cutting-edge research in social and health psychology
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“What makes a dyadic intervention dyadic?” In this project we seek to answer this question by developing a meta-framework that systematically identifies and describes the underlying dimensions of dyadic intervention programs.
Our conference on interpersonal relationships and health, held June 24th in Zurich, successfully united researchers to advance the science of dyadic behavior change. The day was filled with a vibrant, interdisciplinary dialogue, highlighted by insightful keynotes and presentations that sparked new collaborations.
We developed a database to collect information about dyadic datasets. Add your study in just a few minutes and contribute to this project. Browse studies to find collaborations, start with meta-analyses, or get inspired.
More projects can be found under “Projects“.
About us
We are a group of researchers from different universities in the U.S. and Europe (Germany, Poland, Switzerland). We all share the interest in dyadic and interpersonal processes (e.g., social support, social control) related to health and well-being, with a particular focus on health-related behaviors. In the context of this collaborative, we jointly work on different projects that all aim to move the research in the area of interpersonal relationships and health behaviors, and physical and mental health forward.
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Some of our group members presented their research in a joint symposium on “Social Relationships and Health: Theoretical and Methodological Innovations” at the IARR conference.
The IRH Collaborative website has officially launched, offering a resource for researchers focused on interpersonal relationships and health.