Lynsey K. Romo

An Examination of Communicative Negotiation of Non-Rescue Dog Stigma

SOCIETY & ANIMALS, 2.

An examination of visually impaired individuals' communicative negotiation of face threats

Romo, L. K., Alvarez, C., & Taussig, M. R. (2022, July 7). JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, Vol. 7, p. 026540752211140.

Defining and Exploring Frenemy Relationships

Abetz, J. S., Romo, L. K., & Marr, C. (2022, October 13). SOUTHERN COMMUNICATION JOURNAL, Vol. 10.

"I changed, I had to realize that I was wrong": Identity gap management amidst evolving illness uncertainty

Thompson, C. M., Babu, S., Romo, L. K., Pulido, M. D., Liao, D., & Kriss, L. A. (2021, October 8). JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, Vol. 10.

A Normative Approach to Understanding How "Boomerang Kids" Communicatively Negotiate Moving Back Home

Abetz, J. S., & Romo, L. K. (2021, May 7). EMERGING ADULTHOOD, Vol. 5.

An Examination of How People Appraise and Manage Health-Related Financial Uncertainty

HEALTH COMMUNICATION, Vol. 2, pp. 1–9.

An Examination of Redditors' Metaphorical Sensemaking of Prenuptial Agreements

Romo, L. K., & Czajkowski, N. (2021, May 27). JOURNAL OF FAMILY AND ECONOMIC ISSUES, Vol. 5.

An examination of how young adults manage verbal disclosure of their tattoo(s)

Qualitative Research Reports in Communication, 10, 1–8.

Denying and Accepting a Family Member's Illness: Uncertainty Management as a Process

Thompson, C. M., Romo, L. K., Pulido, M. D., Liao, D., Kriss, L. A., & Babu, S. (2021, August 8). HEALTH COMMUNICATION, Vol. 8, pp. 1–14.

How People in Recovery Manage the Stigma of Being an Alcoholic

Romo, L. K., & Obiol, M. E. (2021, September 30). HEALTH COMMUNICATION, Vol. 9, pp. 1–11.

An Examination of How Students in Recovery for a Substance Use Disorder Manage Uncertainty

ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT QUARTERLY, Vol. 10, pp. 1–18.

How College Students Communicatively Manage Uncertainty about University Health Services

HEALTH COMMUNICATION.

An Exploration of How Individuals with an Ostomy Communicatively Manage Uncertainty

Health Communication, 35(3), 1–9.

Communicatively Exploring Uncertainty Management of Parents of Children with Type 1 Diabetes

HEALTH COMMUNICATION, 34(9), 949–957.

Social network members' responses to friends' breakup false alarms

PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS.

An examination of how people who have lost weight communicatively negotiate interpersonal challenges to weight management

Health Communication, 33(4), 469–477.

Coming out as a nondrinker at work

Management Communication Quarterly, 32(2), 292–296.

The Buddy Benefit: Increasing the Effectiveness of an Employee-Targeted Weight-Loss Program

Journal of Health Communication, 23(3), 272–280.

College drinkers' privacy management of alcohol content on social-networking sites

Communication Studies, 68(2), 173–189.

College studentathletes' communicative negotiation of emotion labor

Communication & Sport, 5(4), 492–509.

"Coming out" as an alcoholic: How former problem drinkers negotiate disclosure of their nondrinking identity

Health Communication, 31(3), 336–345.

College students' drinking and posting about alcohol: Forwarding a model of motivations, behaviors, and consequences

Journal of Health Communication, 21(6), 688–695.

How formerly overweight and obese individuals negotiate disclosure of their weight loss

Health Communication, 31(9), 1145–1154.

Money as relational struggle: Communicatively negotiating cultural discourses in romantic relationships

Communication Studies, 67(1), 94–110.

The role of communication competence in buffering against the negative effects of alcohol-related social networking site usage

Communication Reports, 29(3), 139–151.

An examination of how people in romantic relationships use communication to manage financial uncertainty

Journal of Applied Communication Research, 43(3), 315–335.

An examination of how professionals who abstain from alcohol communicatively negotiate their non-drinking identity

Journal of Applied Communication Research, 43(1), 91–111.

“You Never Know What’s Gonna Happen”

“You Never Know What’s Gonna Happen.” Communication &Amp; Sport, 3(4), 458–480.

Money Matters: Children's Perceptions of Parent-Child Financial Disclosure

Communication Research Reports, 31(2), 197–209.

Mother-teen communication about weight management

Health Communication, 29(4), 384–397.

Much Ado about Money: Parent–Child Perceptions of Financial Disclosure

Communication Reports, 27(2), 91–101.

Weighty dynamics: Exploring couples' perceptions of post-weight-loss interaction

Health Communication, 29(2), 193–204.

“These Aren’t Very Good Times”: Financial Uncertainty Experienced by Romantic Partners in the Wake of an Economic Downturn

Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 35(4), 477–488.

Thanks for Asking, but Let’s Talk About Something Else

Communication Research, 40(3), 308–336.

The Effectiveness of Weight Management Influence Messages in Romantic Relationships

Communication Research Reports, 30(1), 34–45.

“Above the Influence”: How College Students Communicate About the Healthy Deviance of Alcohol Abstinence

Health Communication, 27(7), 672–681.

“Actually, I Don't Eat Meat”: A Multiple-Goals Perspective of Communication About Vegetarianism

Communication Studies, 63(4), 405–420.

Confirmation and Weight Management: Predicting Effective Levels of Acceptance and Challenge in Weight Management Messages

Communication Monographs, 78(2), 185–211.

Confirmation in Couples' Communication About Weight Management: An Analysis of How Both Partners Contribute to Individuals' Health Behaviors and Conversational Outcomes

Human Communication Research, 37(4), 553–582.

Money Talks: Revealing and Concealing Financial Information in Families

Journal of Family Communication, 11(4), 264–281.

Communication With Significant Others About Weight Management: The Role of Confirmation in Weight Management Attitudes and Behaviors

Communication Research, 37(5), 644–673.

Messages About Weight Management: An Examination of How Acceptance and Challenge Are Related to Message Effectiveness

Western Journal of Communication, 74(5), 457–483.