Such a fascinating conversation with @McLaughlin_TTU on the news … great research “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” https://t.co/VSQPpxr59n
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Full Interview: https://t.co/30IOtmYInX
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@JennaLeeUSA@devin_phd Thanks for having me on! I really enjoyed the conversation. I love what you’re doing with SmartHer News and look forward to watching it grow.
This was a very fun line of research, and one of the very last collaborations w/ @TTU_CoMC students. Folks, @JoshuaDCloudy is one of the most promising rising scholars that I have worked with in quite some time. Keep an eye on him!
Parts of this research were honored by @AEJMC!
Excited to share that @lee_nicole, @DrHChu, and I will be co-editing a special issue on corporate #scicomm for Journal of Communication Management. Check out the call for manuscripts (https://t.co/knhKWi6oxk) due May 2, 2023. Let us know if you have questions!
Are there mental and physical effects to becoming addicted to the news? Texas Tech researchers did a study about this. Bryan McLaughlin, Associate Professor of Advertising at @TTU_CoMC, discusses the results with @HoppyKercheval. WATCH: https://t.co/yCFQ3nDJuy