by 553866pwpadmin | Dec 18, 2018 | Award Winner
Pauline Wallin, PhD Private Practice, Camp Hill, PA drwalling@drwallin.com In his 1969 APA President’s address, Dr. George Miller exhorted psychologists to give psychology away. We diligently got to work, doing community presentations and writing articles, opinion...
by 553866pwpadmin | Dec 18, 2018 | Award Winner
Wayne Warburton, PhD Macquarie University wayne.warburton@mq.edu.au One issue for media psychologists is that media and technology industries are sometimes driven by different motivators than are most of the psychologists who study them and work with them. Notably,...
by 553866pwpadmin | Dec 18, 2018 | Award Winner
Megan Hopper, PhD Illinois State University khopper@ilstu.edu Joshua Fitzgerald, MS Illinois State University Jifitz1@ilstu.edu & Alexander Kritselis, MS Illinois State University agkrits@ilstu.edu Media scholars and educators are often avid media consumers...
by 553866pwpadmin | Dec 18, 2017 | Award Winner
Paul Adachi, PhD University of Rochester padachi@ur.rochester.edu Binge watching hit drama TV series seems to be a common practice these days. Americans spend over 30 hours a week watching TV and dramas are among the most popular genres (Nielsen, 2012, 2017). ...
by 553866pwpadmin | Dec 18, 2017 | Award Winner
Kelly P. Dillon, PhD Department of Communication, Wittenberg University dillonk@wittenberg.edu @KellyPDillon We know from decades of anecdotes, observations, and scientific research that it is critical to make bystanders aware of emergencies occurring in their...
by 553866pwpadmin | Dec 11, 2014 | Award Winner
Feminism related to technology and privacy Allison Otto, PsyD The Institute for Advanced Psychological Training Allentown, PA allisonpsych@gmail.com The Internet may be used as a source of victimization or activism. Recently, certain trending stories involve both. ...
