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Affiliation motivation: people who need people ... but in different ways.

C. Hill, C A Hill, 1987, Journal of personality and social psychology.

When our identities are mistaken: Reaffirming self-conceptions through social interaction.

William B. Swann, W. Swann, C. Hill, 1982 .

Seeking Emotional Support: The Influence of Affiliative Need and Partner Warmth

C. Hill, Craig A. Hill, 1991 .

Mutual and unrequited love in adolescence and young adulthood

J. E. O. Blakemore, C. Hill, P. Drumm, 1997 .

Social support and health: The role of affiliative need as a moderator

C. Hill, 1987 .

Characterizing Relationships with Exercise Partners: Communication, Closeness, and Performance

G. M. Wittenbaum, D. Feltz, Emery J. Max, 2020, International Journal of Sports and Exercise Medicine.

Affiliative Need, Different Types of Social Support, and Physical Symptoms1

A. Christensen, C. Hill, 1989 .

Peer Commentaries on Spitzer (2003)

D. Rendall, A. O'Leary, D. Klein, 2003 .

High-risk sexual behavior among heterosexual undergraduates at a midwestern university.

J. Reinisch, S. Sanders, C. Hill, 1992, Family planning perspectives.

Moving Social Science into the Fourth Paradigm

C. Hill, 2020 .

Donor insemination: a comparison of lesbian couples, heterosexual couples and single women.

C. Hill, C. Wendland, F. Burn, 1996, Fertility and sterility.

Resilience of lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals in relation to social environment, personal characteristics, and emotion regulation strategies.

C. Hill, C. Gunderson, 2015 .

Gender, relationship stage, and sexual behavior: The importance of partner emotional investment within specific situations

C. Hill, 2002, Journal of sex research.

The Child Gender Socialization Scale: A Measure to Compare Traditional and Feminist Parents

J. E. Blakemore, C. Hill, 2008 .

Implicit and Explicit Sexual Motives as Related, But Distinct Characteristics

C. Hill, 2016 .

High-risk sexual behavior at a midwestern university: a confirmatory survey.

J. Reinisch, S. Sanders, C. Hill, 1995, Family planning perspectives.

Stress and Distress as a Function of Jenkins Activity Survey-Defined Type A Behavior and Control Over the Work Environment

C. Sansone, M. M. Chemers, F. Rhodewalt, 1991 .

Individual Differences in the Experience of Sexual Motivation: Theory and Measurement of Dispositional Sexual Motives

C. Hill, L. K. Preston, 1996 .

Erotic Pleasure and Pleasure-Seeking Associated with Implicit and Explicit Sexual Motives

C. Hill, 2021, Archives of Sexual Behavior.

High Risk Sexual Behavior of College Students

J. Reinisch, S. Sanders, C. Hill, 1991 .

The Distinctiveness of Sexual Motives in Relation to Sexual Desire and Desirable Partner Attributes

C. Hill, 1997 .

Strategic self-attribution and Type A behavior

C. Sansone, M. Strube, F. Rhodewalt, 1988 .

Sexual scripts for women

M. D. Storms, C. Hill, Scott M. Lambers, 1981 .

THE POLLS—A REJOINDER INTENT AND PURPOSE OF THE KINSEY INSTITUTE/ROPER ORGANIZATION NATIONAL SEX KNOWLEDGE SURVEY

J. Reinisch, C. Hill, M. Ziemba-Davis, 1991 .