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2018
- Michigan State, Texas A&M studying impact of driverless cars on workforce
- New research tackles Great Lakes regional problems
- Michigan’s 911 system is nearly half-century old, but big updates are pending
- A vision for smarter, safer autonomous vehicles
- The public mostly trusts science. So why are scientists worried?
- MSU team makes healthy food more accessible in new app
- ComArtSci faculty and students present research at international conference
- HRCC member Elizabeth Dorrance Hall runs Psychology Today blog series on Conscious Communication
- Dearing Ranked in the Top 10 for Dissemination & Implementation Science
- HRCC researcher Jingbo Meng obtains NSF grant to develop student mental health app
- The impact of binge-watching on your health
- Oct. 2 Panel Discussion on Challenges of Environmental News Coverage
- Associate Director of iCER to discuss social science computing
- Healthy People-Healthy Planet Poll: Michigan residents’ concern about climate change increases
- HRCC affiliate publishes edited volume: Environmental Communication Among Minority Populations
- How journalists become first responders during a natural disaster
- Fortnite parenting: how to manage gaming
- Why covering the environment is one of the most dangerous beats in journalism
- Jim Dearing to serve on EPA National Advisory Council
- Measuring the value of Facebook
- HRCC Director invited to Lancet One Health Commission
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2019
- Calling it a 'war on science' has consequences
- Excessive social media use is comparable to drug addiction
- Grad Students win Sandi Smith Research Fellowship
- Is Privacy Loss Worth the Perks of Health Apps? Getting the Low-down on Downloads
- Flint Registry takes home Silver ADDY Award for its branding campaign
- A new look at college drinking interventions
- It’s the age of the AV -- autonomous vehicles -- and MSU and its campus are mastering mobility
- What it means to ‘know your audience’ when communicating about science
- Students and Faculty Examine Barriers to Cancer Prevention Vaccine among Male Students
- Faculty-edited book on environmental news coverage wins research award
- 2019 Archives
- By connecting people to resources, shared mobility boosts quality of life
- Environmental reporting can help protect citizens in emerging democracies
- Can Facebook improve your mental health?
- Trust In Scientists Is Rising, Poll Finds
- Dearing Receives Grant to Study City Solutions to Climate Change
- HRCC launches Day of Innovation Event, featuring Bettinghaus Endowed Lecture
- Studying the impacts of autonomous vehicles on the workforce
- mHealth: Designing Human-Centered Technology to Support Health in Kenya
- New non-native bee discovered in Illinois, Minnesota
- Lessons from the World: Applying Global Thinking to Local Public Health
- Designing human-centered technology to support health in Kenya
- Industry Professionals Discuss Trends and Innovations in Health and Risk Communication
- What will make grandma use her Fitbit longer?
- The Impact of Binge-Watching on Your Health
- The Landscape Market Has A Category For Any Activity Level
- How removing ‘likes’ from Instagram could affect our mental health
- What makes a healthy diet? A table, no TV and fresh food
- Got New Year’s resolutions? MSU research can help
- Sandi Smith Research Fellowship Awarded to Corinne Brown
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2020
- MSU Faculty Included on Team for Michigan Mobility Challenge
- Integration of robots into common spaces for social good
- 2020 Archives
- How dating apps changed the game for forming relationships
- Michigan State awarded grant to develop a voice-mimicking A.I. prototype
- Speaking of Psychology: Coronavirus Anxiety
- Partisan divide widens over environmental policy priorities
- 4 ways to keep the peace with your partner during social distancing
- Brews and Views: Novel Coronavirus Pushes Our Limits— We Need to Push Back, Thoughtfully and Fast
- The Davies Project
- Faculty voice: Bree Holtz: Will telemedicine be here to stay after the coronavirus?
- Michigan Inland Lakes Parternship Online Learning
- Can’t get off of Snapchat or Facebook? Research reveals differences between platforms
- BLM Supporters More Likely to Combat Hate in Videogames, Too
- Faculty Feature of the Month
- As teachers go online, internet access shapes academic performance of Michigan students
- The mysterious cause of stuttering in the brain
- Raising a helping hand to teachers who lose their voices
- Interdisciplinary Researchers Team Up to Eradicate Guinea Worm Disease in Chad
- MSU leads the way with new COVID-19 exposure notification app
- Study suggests rural strategies help economies of shrinking cities
- Decline of political coverage hurts democracy, fair elections and transparency
- Health and Risk Communication Center WHO Position Statement
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- All night long: problematic media use is differentially associated with sleep quality and depression by medium
- Using Speech Acts to Elicit Positive Emotions for Complaints on Social Media
- Showing They Care (Or Don't): Affective Publics and Ambilvalent Climate Activism on TikTok
- Problematic Social Media Use and Social Support Received in Real-Life Versus on Social Media: Associations with Depression, Anxiety and Social Isolation
- Sandi Smith Research Fellowship Winners
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- American Scientists' Willingness to Use Different Communication Tactics
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- Health Promotion and the Knowledge-Attitude-Behavior Continuum
- Overall Assessment of the Speaker’s Experience of Stuttering (OASES): Documenting multiple outcomes in stuttering treatment
- How Scientists View The Public, the Media and the Political Process
- A Turn Toward Avoidance? Selective Exposure to Online Political Information
- Reading About the Flu Online: How Health-Protective Behavioral Intentions Are Influenced byMedia Multitasking, Polychronicity, and Strength of Health-Related Arguments
- Communicating on Twitter during a disaster: An analysis of tweets during Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines
- Can Fear Arousal in Public Health Campaigns Contribute to the Decline of HIV Prevalence?
- Student-Generated Protective Behaviors to Avert Severe Harm Due to High-Risk Alcohol Consumption
- Fear-Arousing Persuasive Messages
- Fear-Arousing Persuasive Messages
- The Role of Anxiety in Seeking and Retaining Risk Information: Testing the Risk Perception Attitude Framework in Two Studies
- Predicting Visual Attention to Nutrition Information on Food Products: The Influence of Motivation and Ability
- Effects of a Technology-assisted Meditation Program on Healthcare Providers' Interoceptive Awareness, Compassion Fatigue, and Burnout
- Examing the Relationship Between Undergraduate Student Parent Social Support-Seeking Factors, Stress, and Somatic Symptoms: A Two-Model Comparison of Direct and Indirect Effects
- Guys Can't Say That to Guys: Four Experiments Assessing the Normative Motivation Account for Deficiencies in the Emotional Support Provided by Men
- How Real-Life Health Messages Engage Our Brains: Shared Processing of Effective Anti-Alcohol Videos
- Communicating on Twitter During a Disaster
- Using a Computer Game to Promote a Healthy Lifestyle to College Students: Knowledge Gain and Attitudinal Change
- Are "Drink Responsibly" Alcohol Campaigns Strategically Ambiguous?
- Managing Fear to Promote Healthy Change
- The Role of Research in Communications Policy Theory and Evidence
- On Contexts of Information Seeking
- A Motivation-Based Approach towards Understanding the Causes and Consequences of Selective Exposure
- Help a Buddy Take a Knee: Creating Persuasive Messages for Military Service Members to Encourage Others to Seek Mental Health Help
- What Science Communication Scholars Think About Training Scientists to Communicate
- Interplay Between Public Attention and Public Emotion Toward Multiple Social Issues on Twitter
- Two-Way Communication Between Scientists and the Public: A View From Science Communication Trainers in North America
- Topics and Sources of Memorable Breast Cancer Messages and Their Impact on Prevention and Detection Behaviors
- Speech Motor Planning and Execution Deficits in Early Childhood Stuttering
- You Did This to Yourself! Stigma and Blame in Lung Cancer
- Connected Motherhood: Social Support for Moms and Moms-To-Be On Facebook
- The Emerging Neuroscience of Social Media
- Using Risk Perceptions to Develop Effective Greate Lakes Aquatic Invasic Species Outreach
- What Preschoolers Bring to the Show: The Relation Between Viewer Characteristics and Children's Learning From Educational Television
- Neural Correlates of Risk Perception During Real-Life Risk Communication
- Visual Attention to Antismoking PSAs: Smoking Cues Versus Other Attention-Grabbing Features
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