Short Talks
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A Mixed-Methods, Media-Enhanced Investigation of Public Response to Geo-Political Events and Social Engineering
July 11, 2020Social engineering attacks seek to manipulate social attitudes and behaviors on a population-wide scale, and a...
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Considerations during a rapid move to remote learning in higher education amidst a crisis: A case study
July 14, 2020The purpose of this presentation is to report preliminary results of a work in progress exploring the move fro...
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Media Psychology at Fielding
July 15, 2020In this short talk, you will find a brief introduction to the media psychology programs available at Fielding....
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School Psychology Through Technology: Reimagining the Role of School Psychologists After COVID-19
July 14, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly transformed the K-12 education system overnight as schools at best quickly adapt...
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Social Media Echo Chambers and Fallacies of Evil
July 11, 2020In this flash talk, I will argue that the knee-jerk response of naming the killers essentially evil actually u...
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Technology-Mediated Religiosity in COVID-19 Social Isolation
July 13, 2020In this unprecedented time of COVID-19, some populations are vulnerable not only because of weakened immune sy...
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The new way of marketing: Brand storytelling in a post-pandemic world
July 13, 2020In this short talk, we’ll look at the future of brand storytelling and marketing in the new, post-pandemic w...
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Tweeting to Return to “Normalcy” During COVID-19: Attitudes, Beliefs, and Behaviors
July 13, 2020The research begins with twitter analytics to identify themes emerging within the discourse about the governme...
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Why We Hate Presenting on Zoom and How Neuroscience Can Help
July 10, 2020In this unique 20-minute presentation, you will learn how to improve your virtual presentation skills. The web...
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