Grace L.
Jackson |
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![]() Grace graduated magna
cum laude with dual Bachelor degrees in Communication
and Psychology from the University of Southern
California, and later with a Masters degree in General
Psychology from New York University. She is now a 2nd
year Social Psychology doctoral student under the
advisement of Professor Benjamin Karney at the
University of California, Los Angeles.
Grace is generally interested in the trajectory of romantic relationships, and why some relationships fail while others succeed. She makes use of advanced quantitative methods to better understand the roles of internal psychological processes as well as external (social and environmental) forces that can affect marital quality and longevity in the early years of marriage. Grace's sub-interests include social network analysis, person perception processes, the effects of our relationships on health outcomes, as well as statistical and research methodology. |