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Identifying Relevant Anti-Science Perceptions to Improve Science-Based Communication: The Negative Perceptions of Science Scale

Social sciences (Basel), 2018-04, Vol.7 (4), p.64

2018

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Opportunistic Biases: Their Origins, Effects, and an Integrated Solution

The American psychologist, 2015-09, Vol.70 (6), p.499-514

2015

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Communicating breast cancer risk information to young adult women: A pilot study

Journal of psychosocial oncology, 2017-05, Vol.35 (3), p.249-259

2017

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Exploring the association between dispositional cancer worry, perceived risk, and physical activity among college women

Journal of American college health, 2015-04, Vol.63 (3), p.216-220

2015

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Sci., Psi, and CSI: Police Officers and Students’ Paranormal TV Consumption, Real-Life Experience with Paranormal Phenomena, and Perceptions of Psychic Detectives

Journal of police and criminal psychology, 2015-09, Vol.30 (3), p.191-203

2015

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Forecasting "friends forever": A longitudinal investigation of sustained closeness between best friends

Personal relationships, 2007-06, Vol.14 (2), p.343-350

2007

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The Relationship Between Distress and Delight in Males' and Females' Reactions to Frightening Films

Human communication research, 1991-06, Vol.17 (4), p.625-637

SPARKS, GLENN G.

1991

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The Appeal of Media Violence in a Full-length Motion Picture: An Experimental Investigation

Communication Reports, 2005-04, Vol.18 (1-2), p.21-30

2005

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Investigating the relationship between exposure to television programs that depict paranormal phenomena and beliefs in the paranormal

Communication monographs, 2001-03, Vol.68 (1), p.98-113

2001

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The Repressive Coping Style and Fright Reactions to Mass Media

Communication research, 1999-04, Vol.26 (2), p.176-192

1999

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Does television news about UFOs affect viewers' UFO beliefs?: An experimental investigation

Communication quarterly, 1998-06, Vol.46 (3), p.284-294

1998

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The relationship between exposure to televised messages about paranormal phenomena and paranormal beliefs

Journal of broadcasting & electronic media, 1997-06, Vol.41 (3), p.345-359

1997

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Media Impact on Fright Reactions and Belief in UFOs: The Potential Role of Mental Imagery

Communication research, 1995-02, Vol.22 (1), p.3-23

1995

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Children's Fear Responses to Mass Media: Testing Some Piagetian Predictions

Journal of communication, 1984-06, Vol.34 (2), p.90-103

1984

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Understanding emotional reactions to a suspenseful movie: The interaction between forewarning and preferred coping style

Communication monographs, 1989-12, Vol.56 (4), p.325-340

Sparks, Glenn G.

1989

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The difference between fear of victimization and the probability of being victimized: Implications for cultivation

Journal of broadcasting & electronic media, 1990-06, Vol.34 (3), p.351-358

1990

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Individual Differences in Coping with Stressful Mass Media An Activation-Arousal View

Human communication research, 1988-12, Vol.15 (2), p.195-216

1988

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Developing a scale to assess cognitive responses to frightening films

Journal of broadcasting & electronic media, 1986-01, Vol.30 (1), p.65-73

Sparks, Glenn G.

1986

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On the Validity of Nonverbal Indicators as Measures of Physiological Arousal A Response to Burgoon, Kelley, Newton, and Keeley-Dyreson

Human communication research, 1992-03, Vol.18 (3), p.445-471

1992

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The prevalence and intensity of fright reactions to mass media: Implications of the activation-arousal view

Communication quarterly, 1989-04, Vol.37 (2), p.108-117

Sparks, Glenn G.

1989

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Developmental differences in fright responses to a television program depicting a character transformation

Journal of broadcasting & electronic media, 1986-06, Vol.30 (3), p.309-323

1986

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Individual differences in arousability: Implications for understanding immediate and lingering emotional reactions to frightening mass media

Communication quarterly, 1993-09, Vol.41 (4), p.465-476

1993

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Calming children's television fears: Mr. Rogers vs. The incredible hulk

Journal of broadcasting & electronic media, 1988-06, Vol.32 (3), p.271-288

1988

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Faces in the News: Gender Comparisons of Magazine Photographs

Journal of communication, 1986-12, Vol.36 (4), p.70-79

1986

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Comments Concerning the Claim That Mass Media Research Is "Prescientific": A Response to Potter, Cooper, and Dupagne

Communication theory, 1995-08, Vol.5 (3), p.273-280

Sparks, Glenn G.

1995

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Identifying Relevant Anti-Science Perceptions to Improve Science-Based Communication: The Negative Perceptions of Science Scale

Opportunistic Biases: Their Origins, Effects, and an Integrated Solution

Communicating breast cancer risk information to young adult women: A pilot study

Exploring the association between dispositional cancer worry, perceived risk, and physical activity among college women

Sci., Psi, and CSI: Police Officers and Students’ Paranormal TV Consumption, Real-Life Experience with Paranormal Phenomena, and Perceptions of Psychic Detectives

Forecasting "friends forever": A longitudinal investigation of sustained closeness between best friends

The Relationship Between Distress and Delight in Males' and Females' Reactions to Frightening Films

The Appeal of Media Violence in a Full-length Motion Picture: An Experimental Investigation

Investigating the relationship between exposure to television programs that depict paranormal phenomena and beliefs in the paranormal

The Repressive Coping Style and Fright Reactions to Mass Media

Does television news about UFOs affect viewers' UFO beliefs?: An experimental investigation

The relationship between exposure to televised messages about paranormal phenomena and paranormal beliefs

Media Impact on Fright Reactions and Belief in UFOs: The Potential Role of Mental Imagery

Children's Fear Responses to Mass Media: Testing Some Piagetian Predictions

Understanding emotional reactions to a suspenseful movie: The interaction between forewarning and preferred coping style

The difference between fear of victimization and the probability of being victimized: Implications for cultivation

Individual Differences in Coping with Stressful Mass Media An Activation-Arousal View

Developing a scale to assess cognitive responses to frightening films

On the Validity of Nonverbal Indicators as Measures of Physiological Arousal A Response to Burgoon, Kelley, Newton, and Keeley-Dyreson

The prevalence and intensity of fright reactions to mass media: Implications of the activation-arousal view

Developmental differences in fright responses to a television program depicting a character transformation

Individual differences in arousability: Implications for understanding immediate and lingering emotional reactions to frightening mass media

Calming children's television fears: Mr. Rogers vs. The incredible hulk

Faces in the News: Gender Comparisons of Magazine Photographs

Comments Concerning the Claim That Mass Media Research Is "Prescientific": A Response to Potter, Cooper, and Dupagne

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