There’s a new look to the front page of the website. You’re going to want to check that out. It’s another small little reminder of our trip to Washington State last month. These images will stay in place for two or three weeks, so be sure to visit the front page early and often. For now, just click the image below and you’ll be on your way in another tab.
There are seven nice images there. Did you see them all? Did you count? Make sure you saw all seven.
One of them is, admittedly, a bit of a miss. That’ll teach me!
A thing we do here every few weeks is look at some of the things I’ve thrown on a work account. I need a special banner or a cute name for this, but, for now, it’s just another place I can show off a bit of cool research that people are done. Also, it pads out this post.
"Prevalence and Demographic Differences of Happiness Paradox" is a project presented at #ICA21 by @IUMediaSchool's @YyjHarry, who says the psychological and behavioral elements are only part of the equation. @IUBProvost @IUCollege @CenterForTRIP pic.twitter.com/zcwulLKPuw
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) July 21, 2021
Your posture may effect your cognition and even your emotional responses to various media – even this tweet.@IUMediaSchool 's @LuciaCores is part of a team studying "Tech Neck Effects."@IUImpact @IUBloomington @IUCollege @CenterForTRIP @IUBProvost @IUHealthCenter @IndianaUniv pic.twitter.com/m1kjdY3Gyj
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) July 12, 2021
News consumption and the phenomenon of affective polarization are the focus of a new study by @IUMediaSchool's @stevenzheng9 and @smcbgsu's @yanqinlu in @tandfonline's Social Science Journal.https://t.co/y49GT6arUl@IUImpact @IUBloomington @IUCollege @IUcsr @CenterForTRIP pic.twitter.com/l46HthTQPY
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) July 12, 2021
When Larry Nassar was sentenced for sexual assault, @IUMediaSchool's @LaurnSmith was studying how @michiganstateu used Facebook for image repair.
The study, coauthored by @evanfrederick83 and @SportMgmtProf, is in @commsportj:https://t.co/x0eUC8E4Oz@IUImpact @IUBloomington pic.twitter.com/OMASrfbOQg
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) July 13, 2021
"Cellphone access should be a social resource, not just an economic one," says @IUMediaSchool's @YyjHarry, co-author of a 7-month study that draws a line from access to well-being.
The study is in @icsjournal:https://t.co/xVLwV1vbBW@IUImpact @IUBProvost @IUCollege @iu_rural pic.twitter.com/UHwRUxMVmp
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) July 13, 2021
Different types of music impacts PSA viewers differently.@IUMediaSchool's Bitt Moon, Seung Woo Chae and @theaudioprof presented a study at #ICA21 focusing on the interaction of music and message. Moon talks about future research.@IUImpact @IUCollege @CenterForTRIP @IUBProvost pic.twitter.com/aI61RDDCba
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) July 16, 2021
Teen exposure to e-cigarettes on social media can lower perceived risk and increase use, says @IUMediaSchool's @stevenzheng9, co-author of a study in @ELSPsychology's Addictive Behaviors.https://t.co/nJH0EWG3eR@IUBProvost @IndianaUniv @IUImpact @IUBloomington @IUNewsroom pic.twitter.com/l5P0a667fS
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) July 14, 2021
How do American political leaders discuss climate change?@IUMediaSchool's @MikeGruz, @YyjHarry and @nathanielgeiger, studying 25 years of Congressional speeches, find partisan polarization isn't consistent across climate-related topics.@IUCollege @IUImpact @IUBProvost pic.twitter.com/impzFSezTW
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) July 19, 2021
That’ll do for now. Check out the front page! And come back Monday; we’ll check in on the kitties.
