Wednesday November 16, 2011 - National Communication ...

Dissent, Prejudice and Peace: Cultural Impacts of Communication Technologies
Sponsor: Human Communication and Technology Division
Chair: Noemi Marin, Florida Atlantic Univ
Respondent: Natalia Rybas, Indiana Univ, East
"Virtual Groups and the Reduction of Intergroup Prejudice using CMC: A Controlled, Longitudinal Field Experiment
Among Jews and Arabs in Israel" Asmaa N. Ganayem, Al-Qasemi College of Education; Elaine Hoter, Talpiot College
of Education; Miri Shonfeld, Kibbutzim College of Education; Joseph B. Walther, Michigan State University
"Information and Communication Technology Diffusion in the Republic of Armenia" Katy Elizabeth Pearce, Univ of
California, Santa Barbara
"Voicing Dissent from Kenya to Egypt: How New ICTs can either be 'Liberation' or 'Repression'
Technologies" Brandie Martin, Pennsylvania State University; Anthony Olorunnisola, Pennsylvania State University
"Diffused Intertextual Production as Media Intervention" Joshua Atkinson, Bowling Green State University; Clayton
Rosati, Bowling Green State Univ
202127 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM Sheraton New Orleans Estherwood - Fourth Floor
Studies of Health Messages Utilizing Sensation Seeking and the EPPM
Sponsor: Health Communication Division
Chair: Amber Westcott-Baker, Univ of California, Santa Barbara
"Perceived Message Sensation Value and Psychological Reactance: A Test of the Dominant Thought Disruption
Hypothesis" Brian L. Quick, Univ of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
"Advancing the Extended Parallel Process Model through the Inclusion of Response Cost Measures" Lance
Rintamaki, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Z. Janet Yang, SUNY, Buffalo
"A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Message Sensation Value on Health-Related Attitudes and
Behavioral Intentions" Stephanie Van Stee, University of Kentucky; Seth M. Noar, University of Kentucky; Philip
Palmgreen, University of Kentucky
"Sensation Seeking: Are We Using It Right in Health Communication Research?" Katharine Head, University of
Kentucky
"A Further Extension of the Extended Parallel Process Model: Implications of Cognitive Appraisal Theory of
Emotions" Jiyeon So, Univ of California, Santa Barbara
202128 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM Sheraton New Orleans Evergreen - Fourth Floor
Politics in Pop Culture
Sponsor: Political Communication Division
Chair: Sheri R. Bleam, Adrian College
Respondent: Theodore F. Sheckels, Randolph-Macon College
"Framing Politics in Science Fiction Television: Creating Possibilities through Altered Time and Space" Katherine
Birge, Indiana University
"Recovering the Political Advocacy in 'Fahrenheit 9/11' from within a Rhetorical Narration" Thomas S. Frentz, Univ
of Arkansas, Fayetteville; Thomas Rosteck, Univ of Arkansas, Fayetteville
"Reviving Reason in Postmodern Politics: An Analysis of the 'Rally to Restore Sanity'" Brandi Lawless, Univ of New
Mexico
"The People Behind the Politics: How Tabloids Impact the Election Process" Elizabeth F Hatfield, Texas A&M Univ
202129 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM Sheraton New Orleans Gallier A - Fourth Floor
The Role of New Technologies in the Circulation of Political Information
Sponsor: Political Communication Division