Alexander O. Crenshaw

Postdoctoral Fellow

Ryerson University

Biography

Alex Crenshaw is a postdoctoral fellow at Ryerson University. He received his PhD in clinical psychology from the University of Utah in 2020. His research interests focus on relationship dynamics in couples, statistical and methodological issues in close relationships research, and clinical trial methodology.

Education

Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, 2020

University of Utah
M.S. in Clinical Psychology, 2016

University of Utah
B.A. in Psychology, 2007

Miami University

Recent Publications

JN Hogan, AO Crenshaw, KJW Baucom, BRW Baucom (2021). Time spent together in intimate relationships: Implications for relationship functioning. Contemporary Family Therapy.

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S Fitzpatrick et al (2021). Initial outcomes of Couple HOPES: A guided online couple intervention for PTSD and relationship enhancement. Internet Interventions.

DOI

C Adamo, K Leo, JN Hogan, AO Crenshaw, KJW Baucom, BRW Baucom (2021). Negative partner attributions moderate the association between heart rate reactivity during relationship conflict and relationship satisfaction. Family Process.

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AO Crenshaw, K Leo, A Christensen, JN Hogan, KJW Baucom, BRW Baucom (2021). Relative importance of conflict topics for within-couple tests: The case of demand/withdraw interaction. Journal of Family Psychology.

PDF Project DOI

K Leo, AO Crenshaw, JN Hogan, SV Bourne, KJW Baucom, BRW Baucom (2021). A replication and extension of the interpersonal process model of demand/withdraw behavior: Incorporating subjective emotional experience. Journal of Family Psychology.

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