Please enjoy social scientists talking about their work, and the opportunity that I have to share a bit of it with you, the casual viewer.
A sweeping survey examined people's emotions when they consider taking climate action. @IUMediaSchool's @nathanielgeiger says previous research has yielded inconclusive results.
In @JEnvPsych https://t.co/QDRpUGqOgW@IUBloomington @IUcsr @IUImpact @IEReporter @CenterForTRIP pic.twitter.com/LIDTMSATU2
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 20, 2021
Police body cameras can add evidence, insight, and accountability, but also bring about concerns. @IUMediaSchool's @YyjHarry co-authored a study in @journal_of_comm examining their use.https://t.co/VGrIHfdTRK@IUImpact @CenterForTRIP @IUBProvost @IUBloomington @IUCollege pic.twitter.com/8EucyLrW6l
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 22, 2021
At #AEJMC, @IUMediaSchool's Seung Woo Chae and Sung Hyun Lee presented Sharing Emotion while Spectating Video Game Play, a natural language processing study of @Twitch users before and during the pandemic.@IUBloomington @IUBProvost @IUCollege @IUImpact @IUgradschool @IU_CEWiT pic.twitter.com/pD8F6StiTa
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 23, 2021
In a paper presented at #AEJMC21, @IUMediaSchool's @stevenzheng9 – and his co-author (and Media School alumnus) @YanqinLu of @smcbgsu – examined the antecedents and consequences of fake news risks.@IUImpact @IUcsr @IUCollege @IUBProvost @IUBloomington @IUgradschool @OSoMe_IU pic.twitter.com/ps1wOBFCyH
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 23, 2021
How do video game characters get their defining characteristics? @IUMediaSchool alumna @jess_tompkins_ and Professor Nicole Martins took a deep, qualitative look.
Read it now @SAGEmedia_comm:https://t.co/opCotoPr38@IUGameDesign @IUgradschool @IUBloomington @IUCollege pic.twitter.com/1HnVXXJcJn
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 24, 2021
Emotions matter on climate change. @IUMediaSchool's @nathanielgeiger examines four (feeling hopeful, afraid, helpless, and bored) in a @JEnvPsych paper:https://t.co/QDRpUG9cSm@IUBloomington @IUCollege @IEReporter @IUImpact @IndianaUniv @IUcsr @CenterForTRIP @Prepared4Change pic.twitter.com/gqKsm26LAp
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 24, 2021
In Sharing Emotion while Spectating Video Game Play, @IUMediaSchool's Seung Woo Chae and Sung Hyun Lee examined negative and positive emotions and social in a study of @Twitch users before and during the pandemic.@IUBloomington @IUBProvost @IUCollege @IUImpact
@IUgradschool pic.twitter.com/7eeKJTjRoq— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 27, 2021
The more health misinformation is shared, the more influential it becomes. That's where @IUMediaSchool's @stevenzheng9 started in a new piece in @tandfonline's Communication Studies.https://t.co/jHD9Bf1lQP@IUImpact @IUCollege @IUBProvost @IUcsr @CenterForTRIP @IUBloomington pic.twitter.com/MVk9GKrdd7
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 27, 2021
Attitudes around sexualizing video game characters are shifting. That's the takeaway from @IUMediaSchool's alumna @jess_tompkins_ who has a new qualitative paper in @SAGEmedia_comm's "Games and Culture."https://t.co/opCotoPr38@IUgradschool @IUBProvost @IUCollege @IUGameDesign pic.twitter.com/gmuiuZ5I5I
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 28, 2021
Some 5,000 Americans at zoos, aquariums and parks were surveyed by @IUMediaSchool's @nathanielgeiger (et al.), for a project on bettering climate change communication.
In @JEnvPsych: https://t.co/QDRpUGqOgW@IUcsr @IUBProvost @IUCollege @IUImpact @IUNewsroom @Prepared4Change pic.twitter.com/8PyKeReokP
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 30, 2021
In the #AEJMC paper Sharing Emotion While Spectating Video Game Play, @IUMediaSchool's Seung Woo Chae and Sung Hyun Lee argue @Twitch users' interactions are influenced by external events beyond the platform.@IUImpact @IUGameDesign @IUgradschool @IUBProvost @IUCollege @IU_CEWiT pic.twitter.com/Xj61C6Lq0b
— ICR_IU (@icr_iu) October 1, 2021
And if that’s not enough video content with which to wind down your week, here’s more quality teevee programming the IUSTV crowd has recently produced that I haven’t yet shared here. This is the late night comedy- variety- experimental- awkward- affirmative- comedy- show. It’s a comedy.
“Always Be Recording. Always.”
Here’s the morning show. It’s their first episode of the season, and they have two brand new co-hosts. Still a good way to start your mid-morning, if you ask me.
This is a brand new show. They’re showing off video works of other students, and talking to the creators. It’s a pretty cool concept!
And that’s how we’ll get to the weekend. Have a lovely one!
