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Carroll J. Glynn

Affiliations: 
Ohio State University, Columbus, Columbus, OH 
Area:
Social Psychology, Mass Communications
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Huge ME, Glynn CJ. (2015) Perceiving Penn State The Formative Role of Interpersonal Discussion in Third-Person Perceptions in the Wake of a Sexual Abuse Scandal Communication Research. 42: 922-938
Glynn CJ, Huge ME. (2014) How Pervasive Are Perceptions of Bias? Exploring Judgments of Media Bias in Financial News International Journal of Public Opinion Research. 26: 543-553
Glynn CJ, Huge ME. (2014) Applying channel complementarity theory to new and traditional economic media usage patterns of U.S. investors Computers in Human Behavior. 38: 93-99
Knobloch-Westerwick S, Glynn CJ, Huge M. (2013) The Matilda Effect in Science Communication Science Communication. 35: 603-625
Huge ME, Glynn CJ. (2013) Hesitation Blues: Does Minority Opinion Status Lead to Delayed Responses? Communication Research. 40: 287-307
Knobloch-Westerwick S, Glynn CJ. (2011) The Matilda Effect—Role Congruity Effects on Scholarly Communication Communication Research. 40: 3-26
Huge M, Glynn CJ. (2010) Hostile Media and the Campaign Trail: Perceived Media Bias in the Race for Governor Journal of Communication. 60: 165-181
Eastin MS, Glynn CJ, Griffiths RP. (2007) Psychology of communication technology use in the workplace. Cyberpsychology & Behavior : the Impact of the Internet, Multimedia and Virtual Reality On Behavior and Society. 10: 436-43
Glynn CJ, Huge ME. (2007) Opinions as Norms: Applying a Return Potential Model to the Study of Communication Behaviors Communication Research. 34: 548-568
Hoffman LH, Glynn CJ, Huge ME, et al. (2007) The role of communication in public opinion processes: Understanding the impacts of intrapersonal, media, and social filters International Journal of Public Opinion Research. 19: 287-312
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