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Narrative and Media Effects in Communication Science and Biology
Mon, May 28, 17:00 to 18:15, Hilton Prague, Floor: M, Hilton Grand BallroomSession Submission Type: Panel
Abstract
This panel highlights state of the art research in media effects and neuroscience. The presentations expand understandings of media effects theories such as disposition theory and hostile media perception, or focus on basic neuroscience questions such as memory formation, flow, and emotions from media. Findings “give voice” to the growing field of media neuroscience.
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Video Gaming Effects on Activity within the Hippocampus to Promote Memory - Kelsey Prena, Indiana University; Hu Cheng, Indiana U; Sharlene D. Newman, Indiana U
Narrative Retribution and Cognitive Processing - Matthew Grizzard, School of Communication - The Ohio State University; Kaitlin Fitzgerald, University at Buffalo; Changhyun Ahn, U at Buffalo, SUNY; Jialing Huang, University at Buffalo (SUNY); Charles Joseph Francemone, SUNY - Buffalo; Jess Walton, U at Buffalo - SUNY; Cass A. McAllister, U at Buffalo - SUNY; Robert Joel Lewis, U of Texas at Austin
From Pixels to Media Effects: A Study of 600 Brains Watching a Suspenseful Movie - Clare Grall, Michigan State University; Ralf Schmaelzle, Michigan State U
Are Media Induced Flow Experiences Energetically Optimized? A Test of the Synchronization Theory of Flow’s Optimality Hypothesis - Richard Huskey, The Ohio State University; Shelby Wilcox, The Ohio State University; Rene Weber, U of California - Santa Barbara
The Echoes of Character Schema: Examining Interdependence in Disposition Formation - Matthew Grizzard, School of Communication - The Ohio State University; Charles Joseph Francemone, SUNY - Buffalo; Jess Walton, U at Buffalo - SUNY; Kaitlin Fitzgerald, University at Buffalo; Changhyun Ahn, U at Buffalo, SUNY; Jialing Huang, University at Buffalo (SUNY); Cass A. McAllister, U at Buffalo - SUNY
Emotional Effect of VR Film Compared With 2D Film - NI DING, Beijing Normal University; Wen Zhou, Beijing Normal U; Anthony Y.H. Fung, The Chinese University of Hong Kong; Anlin LIU, Beijing Normal University
The Affective and Physiological Underpinning of Hostile Media Perception: Perceptions of Media Accuracy and Influence - Stephanie Jean Tsang, Hong Kong Baptist U; Michael W. Wagner, U of Wisconsin-Madison