Dr. Jaclyn D. Cravens

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• The Digital Divide: Couple and Family Therapy Programs' integration of Teletherapy Training and Education

  • Authors: Cravens, J. D., Morris, N., & Johnson, D. J. 

  • Published in: Journal of Marital and Family Therapy  ​

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• Tech Talk: Analyzing the negotations and rules around technology use in intimate partner relationships

  • Authors: Cravens, J. D., & Whiting, J. B. ​

  • Published in: Contemporary Family Therapy 

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• Fooling around on Facebook: The perceptions of infidelity on social networking sites.

  • Authors: Cravens, J. D. & Whiting, J. B. 

  • Published in: Journal of Couple & Relationship Therapy

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• Couples Communication of rules and boundaries for technology and the Internet.

  • Author: Cravens, J.D. 

  • Published in: NCFR Report, Effective Communication (invited).

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• Clinical implications of Internet infidelity: Where Facebook fits in.

  • Authors: Cravens, J. D., & Whiting, J. B. 

  • ​Published in: American Journal of Family Therapy

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• Technoference and implications for mothers' and fathers' couples and co-parenting relationship quality 

  • Authors: McDaniel, B., Galovan, A., Cravens, J. D., & Drouin, M. ​

  • Published in: Computers in Human Behavior 

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• Do you have anything to hide? Infidelity-related behaviors on social networking sites and marital satisfaction. 

  • Authors: McDaniel, B. T., Druin, M., & Cravens, J.D.​

  • Published in: Computers in Human Behavior

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• Assessment and Treatment of Internet Sexuality Issues.

  • Authors: Hertlein, K. M. & Cravens, J. D. 

  • Published in: Current Sexual Health Reports

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• Facebook Infidelity: When poking becomes problematic.

  • Authors: Cravens, J. D., Leckie, K., & Whiting, J. 

  • ​Published in: Contemporary Family Therapy

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• Are all technology issues created equal? Assessing, diagnosing and treating Internet Issues in relationships.

  • Authors: Cravens, J. D., Hertlein, K. M., & Blumer, M. 

  • Published in: Family Therapy Magazine

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• Same-sex hook ups among heterosexual individuals: A phenomenology

  • Authors: Macey, P., Morris, N., Hamlin, O., Cravens, J.D.​

  • Published in: Journal of Bisexuality 

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• Victim blaming in the forums of social media: A content analysis of internet accusations regrqading domestic violence. 

  • Authors: Whiting, J. B., Dansby, R., Cravens Pickens, J., & Banford, A. ​

  • Published in: The Qualitative Report 

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• Be the change you want to see: Discovering principles of nonviolent social movements in intimate relationships. 

  • Authors: Whiting, J. B., Harris, S. F., Smith, D., Oka, M., & Cravens, J. D.​

  • Published in: The Family Journal

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• Escalating, Accusing, and Rationalizing: A Model of Distortion and Interaction in Couple Conflict.

  • Authors: Whiting, J. B. & Cravens, J. D.

  • Published in: Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy: Innovations in Clinical and Educational Interventions

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• Why I stayed/left: An analysis of voices of intimate partner violence on social media.

  • Authors: Cravens, J. D., Whiting, J. B., & Aamar, R.

  • Published in: Contemporary Family Therapy

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• Couple and Family Therapy trainees’ views on including weight bias training into their clinical training.

  • Authors: Cravens, J. D., Pratt, K. P., Palmer, E., & Aamar, R.* 

  • Published in: Contemporary Family Therapy

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• Marriage and Family Therapy trainees’ reports of explicit weight-bias​

  • Authors: Pratt, K. J., Palmer, E., Cravens, J. D., Ferriby M., Cai, Y., & Balk, E. K. 

  • Published in: Journal of Marital and Family Therapy​​