Conferences
Virtual Talk: How Lay Audiences Respond to Disclosure of Scientific Uncertainty
My coauthors and I just presented a study at the virtual National Communication Association conference. Since the conference was free to attend, I’m sharing the video here.
HINTS User Conference Talk in DC
I had a wonderful time presenting at the HINTS User Conference in Bethesda in May. This meeting brought together a fascinating range of research projects that use the publicly available...
Meta-analysis wins ‘Top Four’ in health comm @ ICA Prague
This past May at the International Communication Association‘s annual meeting, I got to present the latest version of a meta-analysis of studies examining the potential for narrative messages to lower...
Narrative Persuasion Meta-analysis Wins Eason Prize @ AEJMC in Chicago
Meta-analyses are no small feat, but the hard work is worth it! My major project of the past year — a meta-analysis of narrative persuasion research — received a top student paper...
‘Loss/Gain Framing and Reactance’ Wins Top Paper @ DCHC
Our paper, “Loss and Gain-Framing and Psychological Reactance: Impacts on Intentions to Exercise,” won Overall Top Paper award at the D.C. Health Communication (DCHC) conference this year. The conference theme was “Patient-Centered Health Communication.”...