wattsupdoc.bsky.social
Asst. Professor at University of Kansas, Ph.D. The Ohio State University. Research on narrative persuasion, children and media, media effects, media psychology. Sometimes, I grow sunflowers (see pic) and tomatoes. Aspiring scuba diver.
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Hate that you have to see this ugly view everyday
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Look for starter packs by your favorite content creators and/or make your own. Glad you're here 👋🏻
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I watched a really good documentary about the Australian cane toad problem nearly 20 years ago and it was fascinating
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Link to recipe? This is gorgeous!
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This sounds like a great game to play in a social media marketing or analytics class
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Hahahahaha
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Nice work! Always prefer shorter forms and it's useful to have evidence to support that.
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We also examined type of content: statistical vs. generic info. Neither form of presentation interacted with the information source on credibility. Why does this matter? Ppl get info from various sources, and experts/science are increasingly being discounted. Context, issue, etc likely matters! 4/4
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But, when we looked at the effect of celebrities vs. experts on a social issue, in this case police reform, we found that neither source impacted behavioral intentions to support police reform. 3/4
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We found that the traditional expert was more influential at increasing credibility, in turn reducing counterarguing, and resulting in an overall increase in intentions to obtain a covid vaccine booster. 2/4
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Haha that jazz band's timing was impeccable
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Thanks for creating this! Can I be added?
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Thanks for letting us nonfluency folks crash the party. It was so great to see everyone!