Corinne Reczek

Corinne Reczek studies families and health from a sociological perspective, focusing on how relationships between parents, adult children, and siblings affect wellbeing across the life course. Her work examines topics such as family estrangement, caregiving, LGBTQ+ family life, and how childbearing histories and intergenerational living arrangements shape health and cognition at midlife and beyond. Much of this research draws on large-scale surveys and considers differences by gender, race/ethnicity, and sexual orientation.

Publication output has grown substantially over the last decade, with a sharp spike in 2022 and a sustained higher level of output (around 7-13 papers/year) in subsequent years compared to earlier years in the decade.

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