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Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Mustafa Oz, Tennessee
Manufacturing Public Attention: Fake Social Engagement Operation and Its Effect
on Digital Audience’s News Consumption
Sanghak Lee, Donghyuk Shin,
K. Hazel Kwon, and Sang Pil Han, Arizona Status
Fighting Deepfakes through Partisan Intensity and Social Norms
Hyehyun Julia Kim and Jieun Shin, Florida
Understanding the Positive and Negative Outcomes of Upward Social Comparison
as Mediating Factors to Psychological Well-being
Abby Hendricks, Matthew Eastin,
and EunJoo Jin, Texas at Austin
Online Harassment and its Implications for the Mental Health of Journalists
Sayyed Fawad Ali Shah, Jacksonville State University
Ivana Cvetkovic, California State Polytechnic,
Tamar Ginossar, Faizullah Jan
and Danish Baber, New Mexico
and Rahman Ullah, Kohat of Science and Technology
Discussant
Ming (Bryan) Wang, Nebraska-Lincoln
8:30 to 10 a.m. / W000
Cultural and Critical Studies and History Divisions
Teaching Panel Session
Revisiting “The University Tradition”: Critical Perspectives Within the Journalism
and Mass Communication Academy
Moderating/Presiding
Brian Creech, Temple
Panelists
Carolyn Kitch, Temple
Thomas P. Oates, Executive Editor, Journal of Communication Inquiry, Iowa
Lauren Saxton Coleman, Howard
Jefferson Pooley, Muhlenberg
What is the value of critical and cultural perspectives? Panelists consider institutional aspects of journalism and
mass communication education that both sustain critical and cultural studies and are themselves under threat.
8:30 to 10 a.m. / W000
Media Management, Economics and Entrepreneurship Division
Refereed Paper Session
Audience Research and Business Strategy
Moderating/Presiding
Su Jung Kim, Southern California
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