Ellen Greenberger is affiliated with the University of California, Irvine in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields within the social sciences, primarily focusing on psychology and its related subfields.
The main fields of study for Greenberger include:
Within these fields, Greenberger's work further specializes in subfields such as:
The prominent topics addressed in Greenberger's research are:
Greenberger has collaborated regularly with a group of coauthors, including:
A notable recent publication by Greenberger, co-authored with Karen Wu, is titled No need for pedestals: Idealization does not predict better relationships among Asians, published in 2020 in the journal Personal Relationships. This paper contributes to discussions on relationship dynamics across cultural contexts.
Greenberger's publication record includes work predominantly appearing in the venue:
Ellen Greenberger;Chuansheng Chen
Mary Schwab-Stone;Chuansheng Chen;Ellen Greenberger;David Silver
Ellen Greenberger;Chuansheng Chen;Julia Dmitrieva;Susan P. Farruggia
Ellen Greenberger;Laurence D. Steinberg
Ellen Greenberger;Jared Lessard;Chuansheng Chen;Susan P. Farruggia
Ellen Greenberger;Ruthellen Josselson;Claramae Knerr;Bruce Knerr
Chuansheng Chen;Michael L. Burton;Ellen Greenberger;Julia Dmitrieva
Carolyn Aldwin;Ellen Greenberger
Margaret R. Beam;Chuansheng Chen;Ellen Greenberger
Mark Appelbaum;Dee Ann Batten;Jay Belsky;Cathryn Booth
Ellen Greenberger;Chuansheng Chen;Steven R. Tally;Qi Dong
Ronald J. D'Amico;Ellen Greenberger;Laurence Steinberg
Ellen Greenberger;Chuansheng Chen;Margaret R. Beam
Ellen Greenberger;Aage B. Sørensen
Ellen Greenberger;Wendy A. Goldberg
Joseph Kasof;Chuansheng Chen;Amy Himsel;Ellen Greenberger
Ellen Greenberger;Robin O'Neil
Susan P. Farruggia;Chuansheng Chen;Ellen Greenberger;Julia Dmitrieva
Margaret R. Beam;Virginia Gil-Rivas;Ellen Greenberger;Chuansheng Chen
Ellen Greenberger;Robin O'Neil;Stacy K. Nagel
Chuansheng Chen;Ellen Greenberger;Julia Lester;Qi Dong
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