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“A Million Little Things:” Viewer Perspectives on Meaning-Making from a TV Narrative of Suicide, Depression, Grief, & Loss
July 7, 2020Media representations have historically lacked diversity and inclusion and framed mental health in negative co...
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Clinical Implications of Using Teletherapy as a Treatment Modality for Suicidal Patients
June 29, 2020The purpose of this systematic review was to examine the effectiveness of teletherapy as a treatment modality ...
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COVID-19 Fake News and Consumer Attitudes toward Asian Americans
June 25, 2020Racial hoaxes in fake news have the intent of validating and encouraging discriminatory and racist opinions to...
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Digital Behavior Interventions in Augmented Reality Versus Non-Augmented Reality Contexts: A Randomized Controlled Trial
July 13, 2020The digital media infodemic of health and nutrition constitutes a global challenge. Understanding what factors...
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Heartbreaking. Gut-wrenching. Devastating. The Motivational Effect of Compassion on Securing Narrative Engagement
July 13, 2020Why do we enjoy consuming sad stories? Although much progress has been made, none of the existing explanations...
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Technology-Mediated Religiosity of Elderly in COVID-19 Social Isolation
July 13, 2020What is the effect of forced isolation as a result of the California Stay-at-home order on the vulnerable elde...
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The Motivations for Sharing Misinformation
July 13, 2020This pilot study will examine the motivations of Facebook users and their need to share inaccurate news posts....
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The psychological impact of COVID-19 Lockdown on family relations
July 14, 2020This study explores the psychological effects of COVID-19 on families....
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Tweeting to Return to “Normalcy” During COVID-19: Attitudes, Beliefs, and Behaviors
July 13, 2020This proposed study hopes to understand how people rationalize their beliefs and behavior during the COVID-19 ...
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Volunteerism: Overcoming Cognitive Bias in Media
July 13, 2020This pilot study will examine the motivations of Facebook users and their need to share inaccurate news posts....
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Select Fielding 2019/20 Posters
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A Scene From Shared Experience And Personality in Arthouse Theaters
June 17, 2020As technology evolves to make film more accessible and on-demand, movie theater attendance worldwide has falle...
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Facebook Use, Food Consumption Behavior, and Risk Perception as Predictors of Exposure to Nutrition Misinformation
June 17, 2020Facebook is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world. No research has been done to investig...
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Is Facebook the Message of Nutrition Misinformation?
July 11, 2020No research has been done to investigate the phenomenon of Facebook use and exposure to nutrition misinformati...
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Using Instagram and Selfies to Explore Body Image in Gender Diverse Individuals
July 11, 2020To compensate for the lack of representation in mass forms of media, the gender variant community uses emergin...
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Watching Black Panther with Youth of Color
June 3, 2020The film Black Panther is a popular culture phenomenon, breaking box office records nationally and internation...
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When Sexism Trumps Fandom
June 5, 2020The British Sci-Fi television phenomenon Doctor Who recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. The main charact...
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