Arial S. Bloshinsky
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Arial S. Bloshinsky's research focuses on behavioral and psychological studies, particularly investigating how hormonal fluctuations and contraceptives influence women's motivational conflicts, sociosexuality, and self-promotion behaviors. Bloshinsky has explored concepts such as copulatory urgency and the androgenic effects of hormonal contraceptives. Collaborations with Anastasia Makhanova and Mikayla Tolliver at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville have resulted in shared publications exploring these themes. Bloshinsky's recent work includes a 2026 publication examining competing priorities and women's motivational conflict across the menstrual cycle, and a 2025 publication on the AVPR1A RS3 gene and relationship maintenance in newlywed couples.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 2
Positions
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Associate Professor 2021–presentFlorida State University Psychology ORCID
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Associate Professor publications 2023–2026University of Arkansas at Fayetteville ORCID
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Assistant Professor 2014–2021Florida State University Psychology ORCID
Selected Publications
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Overwhelmed by Competing Priorities: Exploring Women’s Motivational Conflict Across the Menstrual Cycle (2026)Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science OpenAlex
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AVPR1A RS3 and relationship maintenance processes in newlywed couples (2025)
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The Association Between Progestin Generation in Hormonal Contraceptives and Sociosexuality (2023)
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The Association Between Women’s Self-Promotion and the Androgenic Effects of Hormonal Contraceptives (2023)
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- The Association Between Women’s Self-Promotion and the Androgenic Effects of Hormonal Contraceptives
- The Association Between Progestin Generation in Hormonal Contraceptives and Sociosexuality
- AVPR1A RS3 and relationship maintenance processes in newlywed couples
- The Association Between Women’s Self-Promotion and the Androgenic Effects of Hormonal Contraceptives
- The Association Between Progestin Generation in Hormonal Contraceptives and Sociosexuality
- The Association Between Progestin Generation in Hormonal Contraceptives and Sociosexuality
- The Association Between Progestin Generation in Hormonal Contraceptives and Sociosexuality
- The Association Between Progestin Generation in Hormonal Contraceptives and Sociosexuality
- AVPR1A RS3 and relationship maintenance processes in newlywed couples
- AVPR1A RS3 and relationship maintenance processes in newlywed couples
- AVPR1A RS3 and relationship maintenance processes in newlywed couples
- AVPR1A RS3 and relationship maintenance processes in newlywed couples
- AVPR1A RS3 and relationship maintenance processes in newlywed couples
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