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Sophie Kjaervik Featured on BYUradio’s Top of Mind
Ohio State Ph.D. student Sophie Kjaervik appeared on BYU Radio’s Top of Mind to provide expertise on her recent analysis that found narcissism corresponds with aggressive behavior. …
Kraft Published In The Conversation
Associate Professor – Clinical Dr. Nicole Kraft's article entitled, “Sports writers could ditch the ‘clown questions’ and do better when it comes to press conferences” was recently published in…
Bushman’s Road Rage Study Featured On ABC News
A study on road rage conducted by Professor Brad Bushman was recently featured on ABC News.
The experiment involved placing 60 drivers behind the wheel in Ohio State's Driving Simulation…
Research Finds Conservatives More Willing To Accept Falsehoods
A study conducted by Professor Kelly Garrett and Associate Professor Robert Bond found that conservatives are less able than liberals to distinguish political truths from falsehoods. This…
The Shipyard Hires Four BASCA Members
The Shipyard–a marketing engineering agency–hired four members of the School of Communication’s Black Advertising and Strategic Communication Association. The Shipyard started a relationship with…
Research Shows A Link Between Narcissism, Aggression
A study conducted by graduate student Sophie Kjærvik and Professor Brad Bushman found that narcissism is an important risk factor for both aggression and violence.
Narcissism was…
Research Shows Meaningful Films Help Viewers Cope With Life
A study conducted by Jared Ott, graduate student, and Professor Michael Slater examined the effect meaningful films have in the real world. Watching meaningful films – those viewers find…
Research Shows Style And Content Both Matter In Health Campaigns
The recent work of Hillary Shulman, assistant professor, and Olivia Bullock, graduate student, found that style is as important as content in health campaigns.
The study, which focused on…
Study Shows People Are Persuaded by Social Media Messages More Than View Numbers
The recent work of Professor Hyunyi Cho found that people are more persuaded by the actual messages contained in social media posts than they are by how many others viewed the posts.
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