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View All InsightsAmanda Bradshaw: Addressing Vaccination Hesitancy and Misinformation
CJC doctoral candidate Amanda Bradshaw was interviewed on Oct. 20, 2020 about her research on vaccination hesitancy and misinformation.
Dr. Clay Calvert: Hate Speech, Misinformation and First Amendment Implications of a More Conservative Court
Dr. Clay Calvert discusses First Amendment issues, including protections for hate speech, misinformation, judicial activism, and a more conservative Supreme Court.
Towards a Video Consumer Leaning Spectrum: A Medium-Centric Approach
Traditional TV and on-demand viewing are often seen as either lean back or lean forward media with different advertising implications. Recent research suggests that rather than treating these two video platforms as either passive or active, marketers should focus on why and how consumers use TV versus online videos through the lens of immersion and engagement.
Are Advertising Agency Creatives More Creative Than Anyone Else? An Exploratory Test of Competing Prediction
Researchers examine three groups — creatives, noncreatives and the general population — to determine if there are significant differences in creativity between creative and non-creative individuals.
Ann Christiano and Jack Barry Author Article on Building Public Trust of Coronavirus Vaccines
November 25, 2020
Iman Zawahry Authors Blog Post on the Lack of Muslim Women in Lead Film Roles
November 23, 2020
