Assistant Professor
Dr. Rote’s research focuses on parent-adolescent relationships, parental socialization behaviors, and adolescent autonomy development. It includes topics such as adolescent information management (e.g., disclosure, topic avoidance, lying to parents), family decision-making, helicopter parenting, and parental guilt induction/psychological control. Her research highlights how individual, relational, and contextual factors alter family members’ perceptions of these relationship behaviors. A driving question of her research is “what contributes to family members’ perceptions of their interactions and how are these unique perceptions important for individual adjustment?”
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About Wendy Rote
Dr. Rote’s research focuses on parent-adolescent relationships, parental socialization behaviors, and adolescent autonomy development. It includes topics such as adolescent information management (e.g., disclosure, topic avoidance, lying to parents), family decision-making, helicopter parenting, and parental guilt induction/psychological control. Her research highlights how individual, relational, and contextual factors alter family members’ perceptions of these relationship behaviors. A driving question of her research is “what contributes to family members’ perceptions of their interactions and how are these unique perceptions important for individual adjustment?”
| Present | Assistant Professor, University of South Florida | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
| Ph.D., University of Rochester ‐ Developmental Psychology | ||
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| M.A., University of Rochester ‐ Psychology | ||
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| B.A., Whitman College ‐ Psychology | ||
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| Post-Doctoral Fellowship, University of Rochester ‐ Positive Youth Development Lab | ||
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