Brian G. Southwell

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The Measure of Everyday Life

Bracketology: 100th episode of radio show discusses the science behind sports

Provision of technology to facilitate post-arrival monitoring for Ebola among travelers to the US

The persistence and peril of misinformation: Defining what truth means and deciphering how human brains verify information are some of the challenges to battling widespread falsehoods

Physician response to contextualized price-comparison claims in prescription drug advertising

Perceived support from a caregiver's social ties predicts subsequent care-recipient health

'Of All the Categories of Fake News, Health News Is the Worst'

Benjamin K. Sovacool, Marilyn A. Brown, and Scott V. Valentine. Fact and fiction in global energy policy: 15 contentious questions: 15 contentious questions

Setting the agenda for a healthy retail environment: Content analysis of US newspaper coverage of tobacco control policies affecting the point of sale, 2007-2014

Promoting popular understanding of science and health through social networks

Two-step flow, diffusion, and the role of social networks in political communication

Measuring media use

International Society of Exposure Science 2017 Annual Meeting

RTI University Scholars Program

Media coverage of a crisis response: Exploring ebola and traveler health

Perceived support from a caregiver’s social ties predicts subsequent care-recipient health

Activating values to stimulate organic food purchases: Can advertisements increase pro-environmental intentions?

Military diet: 3-day diet or dud?

Correction of misleading information in prescription drug television advertising: The roles of advertisement similarity and time delay

Mass communication