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Session Submission Type: Interactive Paper Session
Beyond Ferguson: Implicit Impacts of Source Characteristics on Crisis Attribution - Erika Katherine Johnson, University of Missouri; Seoyeon Hong, Webster University; Heather Shoenberger, University of Oregon
Comparing Implicit Frames Across Domains - Jelle Boumans, University of Amsterdam
Melodic Variations to Stimulate Your Attention. How Pitch Variations Can Improve Effectiveness, Arousal, and Recognition of an Audio Message - Emma Rodero, Universitat Pompeu Fabra/ Institute for Communication Research, Indiana University; Robert F. Potter, Indiana U
Message Sensation Value: A Meta-Analysis of Main Effects - Elisabeth Bigsby, U of Illinois; Ningxin Wang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The Effects Of Media Frames and Emotional Trajectories On Emotional Reactions and Cognitive Processing - Travis Loof, Texas Tech University; Collin Kristopher Berke, U of South Dakota; Austin Davidson, Texas Tech U; Robyn Adams, Texas Tech U; Brennan Greenlee, Texas Tech U; Linh Nguyen, Texas Tech U; Justin Robert Keene, Texas Tech University
Visual Attention to Anti-Drunk-Driving PSAs With Different Emotionality: Explicating How Messages’ Emotionality Affects “Seeing” and “Believing” - Chen Lou, Michigan State U
What Negative Content and a Tabloid Production Style Contribute to the Success of Television News - Paul G. HendriksVettehen, Radboud U Nijmegen; Mariska Kleemans, Radboud University Nijmegen
The Effects of Camera Angle, Arousing Content, and Fanship on the Processing of Sports Messages - Collin Kristopher Berke, U of South Dakota; Justin Robert Keene, Texas Tech University; Brandon Harley Nutting, U of South Dakota