Titlebook: Academic Mothers Building Online Communities; It Takes a Village Sarah Trocchio,Lisa K. Hanasono,Jeanette Yih Harvi Book 2023 The Editor(s)

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The View from the Top of the Plateaurtive communication often manifest as empathic anger, communal coping, or co-rumination; however, we propose that expressions of anger on behalf of a victim can also serve as supportive communication. More specifically, we argue that women can support each other through reflected anger, an emotion w

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Assessing Interdependent Responsibilitytion to motherhood can all have significant impacts on sexuality with rates of sexual dysfunction increases five-fold following childbirth. Additionally, for mothers who are employed in high powered careers, such as academia, challenges in maintaining work-life balance and managing job stress can al

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Ryan J. Brock,David T. Crowthera are one such group, as academics are typically required to move to whatever city has an available job in their field, which often leaves mothers far from conventional familial support. One way that academic mothers have found community and support is through online groups. The types of support exa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-26665-2#gradstudentmom; academic mother; Social Media; single moms; PhD study; academic career

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Sarah Trocchio,Lisa K. Hanasono,Jeanette Yih HarviFeatures the first collection of research on motherhood and academic careers in digital contexts.Centers diverse voices from graduate students, academics in alt-academic careers and non-tenure track f