Many CRC fellows will be attending the 69th annual International Communication Association conference, which is taking place from May 24th to May 29th in Washington, D.C. COM scholars and faculty will be presenting their recent research projects in interactive poster sessions, panels, and paper sessions.
Below is a list of upcoming ICA presentations by CRC-affiliated professors and doctoral candidates:
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Date
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Time
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Paper Title
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Author(s)
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Session Title
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| Sat. May 25 | 8:00AM—9:15am | n/a | J. Katz, Discussant | Theorizing Mobile Communication, Researching Mobility: Twenty Years of Perpetual Contact and Beyond |
| Sat. May 25 | 8:00AM—9:15am | From Awareness to Advocacy: A Two-Year Analysis of Prenatal and Maternal Health Conversations on Social Media | S. Parker Ward B. Andersen |
Health Communication in Social Media |
| Sat. May 25 | 11:00am—12:15pm | Sex on Reddit: An Analysis of Anonymity in NSFW Communities on Reddit | B. Wertz L. Hair |
Birds of a Feather Flock Together: Online Communities |
| Sat. May 25 | 12:30pm—1:45pm | Out and Abo(U)T: A Multi-Method Study on the Cognitive Mechanisms of Human Efforts in Detecting Social Media Bot Accounts | L. Zhang J. Cummings |
Communication and Technology Interactive Poster Session |
| Sat. May 25 | 5:00pm—6:00pm | Speaking Out in Echo Chambers: President Trump’s Supporters’ Communication Behaviors on Social Media Over a Political Controversy | A. Krishna S. Kim |
Issues and Communication on Social Media |
| Sun. May 26 | 9:30am—10:45a, | What Predicts Hostile Comments on Online News? an Integration of Social-Psychological Approaches | T. Cahill | Perceptions of Online News Bias and Credibility |
| Sun. May 26 | 11:00am—12:15pm | The Temporal Turn in Communication Research: Time-Series Analyses Using Computational Approaches | C. Wells D.V. Shah J.C. Pevehouse J.M. Foley A. Pelled J. Yang |
Reflections on Computational Communication Research |
| Sun. May 26 | 11:00am—12:15pm | News or Not? Methodological Considerations in Measuring Recognition of Native Advertising in Digital News Contexts | M. Amazeen | Public Engagement in Journalism Studies: Exploring Practical, Theoretical, and Methodological Issues Surrounding Native Advertising’s Blurred Boundaries |
| Sun. May 26 | 12:30pm—1:45pm | When Enough Is Enough: Coping with Media Stressors and Implications for Media (Dis)Engagement | L. Hair M. Tsay-Vogel |
Studies in Entertainment |
| Sun. May 26 | 2:00pm—3:15pm | What Technology Gives and Takes Away: Non-Use of Mobile and Social Media in Everyday Life | K. Mays A. Caron |
Mobile Structure & Agency |
| Sun. May 26 | 2:00pm—3:15pm | Social Media Use for News, Citizenship Norms, and Online Political Participation: Examining a Dual-Path Participation Model in China | L. Guo | News Consumption on Social Media |
| Sun. May 26 | 5:00pm—6:15pm | A Battlefield for “Public Opinion Struggle”: How Does News Consumption From Different Information Sources on Social Media Influence Government Satisfaction in China? | Y. Zhang L. Guo |
Political Communication Interactive Poster Session |
| Sun. May 26 | 5:00pm—6:15pm | The Humpty Dumpty Effect: Emerging Media Diffusion and (Granger) Causal Democratic Change in 122 Countries From 1946 to 2014 | B. Wertz J. Groshek A. Rochefort |
Political Communication Interactive Poster Session |
| Mon. May 27 | 9:30am—10:45pm | Predictors of Global Intermedia Agenda Setting | L. Guo | Political Communication Ecologies and Media Systems |
| Mon. May 27 | 11:00am—12:15pm | Regulating Social Media: A Comparative Policy Analysis | A. Rochefort | Communication Law & Policy: Communications Beyond Boundaries |
| Mon. May 27 | 11:00am—12:15pm | Predictors of Armed Intergroup-Conflicts: A Systematic Overview of Risk Factors | T. Reimer S. Connaughton C. Roland J. Ptacek A. Krishna |
Intercultural Communication in International/Global Contexts |
| Mon. May 27 | 12:30pm—1:45pm | Effects of Congruity on User Presence in Virtual Environments: An Experimental Approach in Three Dimensions | T. Cahill J. Cummings |
Game Studies Interactive Poster Session |
| Tues. May 28 | 11:00am—12:45pm | n/a | A. Krishna, Discussant | Communication During Natural Disasters |
| Tues. May 28 | 2:00pm—3:15pm | Network Agenda Setting, Partisan Selectivity, and Opinion Repertoire: An Analysis of Media Effects on Hongkongers’ Perception of Hong Kong-Mainland China Relationship | H. Chen L. Guo C. Su |
Partisanship and Selectivity |
| Tues. May 28 | 2:00pm—3:15pm | Performing Populism: Trump’s Transgressive Debate Style and the Dynamics of Twitter Response | E.P. Bucy J.M. Foley J. Lukito L. Doroshenko D.V. Shah J.C. Pevehouse C. Wells |
Trump and Twitter Communication |
| Tues. May 28 | 2:00pm—3:15pm | Do Improving Conditions Harden Partisan Preferences? Communication, Context, and Political Evaluations During Periods of Contention | J. Suk D.V. Shah K. Cramer L.A. Friedland C. Hughes M.W. Wagner C. Wells |
Partisanship and Selectivity |