Classes are remote until the end of the semester, and my cognitive communication theory class is still in full swing. For this week's #nonfiction, we are reading about Media Effects (one of my favorite topics!), starting with understanding motivation for #Facebook use through #SelfAffirmationTheory. #collegelife #gradstudent #science #research #commstudies #communicationstudies #cognitivetheory #mediaeffects #socialmedia
We're reading about misinformation for our upcoming cognitive theory class. This article discusses the spread and voracity of political rumors. #nonfiction #cognitivetheory #civicengagement #communicationstudies #misinformation #science #gradstudent #collegelife
We're reading about misinformation for our upcoming cognitive theory class. This article discusses two studies examining audience perceptions of politicians as dishonest or reputable depending on journalists' prime that they are evading a question. #nonfiction #cognitivetheory #civicengagement #communicationstudies #misinformation #science #gradstudent #collegelife
We're reading about misinformation for our upcoming cognitive theory class. This article discusses how misinformation impacts voting behavior. #nonfiction #cognitivetheory #civicengagement #communicationstudies #misinformation #science #gradstudent #collegelife
We're reading about misinformation for our upcoming cognitive theory class. This article discusses a study that found that providing corrective information to combat misinformation can cause a person to hold onto beliefs related to the misinformation even more strongly! #nonfiction #cognitivetheory #healthcommunication #communication #communicationstudies #misinformation #science #gradstudent #collegelife
This study made for an interesting read. I have a few questions on their methods, but it would be interesting to see other related studies. #collegelife #gradstudent #masscommunicationstudies #nonfiction #cognitivetheory #communicationstudies
Anther #nonfiction read for class, discussing how mood and emotion impacts cognitive processing. I know this one is a chapter from an actual book, but I don't remember what book. #collegelife #gradstudent #masscommunicationstudies #cognitivetheory #communicationstudies
This week's readings about the ways that emotion, mood, and personality influence cognitive processing of information were really interesting. #collegelife #gradstudent #masscommunicationstudies #nonfiction #cognitivetheory #communicationstudies
Most recently, our class talked about the role of mood and emotion in cognitive processing of information. I really enjoyed reading about this topic! #collegelife #gradstudent #masscommunicationstudies #nonfiction #cognitivetheory #communicationstudies
We're reading more on persuasion this week. I'm starting to wonder if cognitive studies are entirely focused on persuasion as I add to my #nonfiction count. #cognitivetheory #communicationtheory #persuasion #collegelife #gradstudent
