Research and Insights

CJC at the International Communication Association Conference 2015

May 21-25, 2015
San Juan, Puerto Rico

Below is a list of conference papers by University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications faculty and students that were accepted and will be presented at the International Communication Association (ICA) Conference . (Other conference roles are also noted.)

ICA is a leading academic association for scholars interested in the study, teaching, and application of all aspects of human and mediated communication.

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Lauren Bayliss, Ph.D. Student

• Stakeholders’ Cognitions, Values, and Attributions: Influence Over Reputation

Amal Bakry, Ph.D. Student

• Radical Media as Street Art: Graffiti in Postrevolution Egypt

Ginger Blackstone, Ph.D. Student

• Win, Lose, or Spin? FCC Language in its Push for Regulatory Power Regarding Net Neutrality

MoonHoon Choi, MAMC graduate, December 2014

• Media Competition for Time and Gratification in a Multimedia Environment: An Analysis of the Audience’s Gratification Niche among Mobile Media, Personal Computer, and Television

Naa Amponsah Dodoo, Ph.D. Student

• It’s Real, but Not Here, Not Now: The Portrayal of Climate Change in U.S. Newspapers

Lauren Darm, Ph.D. Student

• Is Business News Starting to Bark? How Business News Covers CSR After the Economic Crisis

Dr. Linda Hon, Professor, Department of Public Relations and Director of the Public Relations and Social Advocacy Project – Center for Media Innovation and Research

• Respondent: Leadership, Employee Communication, and PR profession

Dr. Janice Krieger, Associate Professor, Department of Advertising and Director of  STEM Translational Communication Program

• IALSP Science Communication Task Force Insights From the Science of Language on the Language of Science
• BlueSky Workshop: (Re) Developing the Intergroup Communication Course
• “I Had the Guilt Trip of Helping Others”: Social Support, Identity Gaps, and Clinical Trials Decision-Making

Dr. Sriram Kalyanaraman, Professor, Department of Journalism and UF Online Learning Institute

• “i”Play: The Psychological Effects of Customized Feedback in Videogames
• The Wisdom of Crowds: Transforming the Peer-Review Process

Dr. Spiro Kiousis, Executive Associate Dean, Director of Distance Education and Professor, Department of Public Relations

• Second-Level Agenda Building and Mediated Public Diplomacy: Examining China’s Use of the Xinhua News Agency in Promoting President Xi
• Chair: Preconference: Advancing Public Diplomacy Research: Bringing Together Political Communication and Public Relations
• Chair: News Media Effects (TOP PAPER ENTRY)

Dr. Yu-Hao Lee, Assistant Professor, Department of Telecommunication

• Inward or Outward Attention: The Effects of Working Memory Capacity and Gaming Expertise on Player Approach to a Persuasive Game
• Mitigating Bias Blind Spot via a Serious Videogame
• Anchoring and Representativeness Bias Mitigation Through a Digital Game: Effectiveness and Delivery Format

Dr. Moon Lee, Associate Professor, Department of Public Relations

• Effects of Crisis Response Strategies on Publics’ Postcrisis Attitude Based on Individuals’ Prior Attitudes: Applying Social Judgment Theory to Crisis Communication Management

Dr. Juan-Carlos Molleda, Professor and Chair, Department of Public Relations and 
Director, MAMC Global Strategic Communication

• National Politics Transcend Country Boundaries: A Theoretical Discussion of the Lack of Communication of the Venezuelan Government With the Country’s Diaspora in Miami

Jordan Neil, Ph.D. Student

• IALSP Science Communication Task Force Insights From the Science of Language on the Language of Science

Anthony Palomba, Ph.D. Student

• Digital Seasons: How Time of Year May Affect Video Game Playtime

Tiffany Lynn Schweickart, Ph.D. Student

• Is Business News Starting to Bark? How Business News Covers CSR After the Economic Crisis

Ronen Shay, Ph.D. Student

• Digital Seasons: How Time of Year May Affect Video Game Playtime

Jungyun Won, Ph.D. Student

• Social Support and Organization-Public Relationship (OPR) Associations With Publics’ Health Behavior Intentions

Dr. Wayne Wanta, Professor, Department of Journalism

• Chair: Advances in Agenda Setting Research
• Respondent: Sports Journalists and Sports Journalism: Producers and Content

Xiaochen Zhang, Master of Advertising Student

• An Examination of Consumer-Company Identification as a Key Predictor of Consumer Responses in Corporate Crisis
• Effects of Crisis Response Strategies on Publics’ Postcrisis Attitude Based on Individuals’ Prior Attitudes: Applying Social Judgment Theory to Crisis Communication Management