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Li, J. (2023). Not All Skepticism is “Healthy” Skepticism: Theorizing Accuracy- and IdentityMotivated Skepticism towards Social Media Misinformation. New Media & Society, 0(0).
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The highly competitive award will support the final two years of Broadbridge’s doctoral research examining the impact of cancer genetic counseling communication on patient outcomes. The transition grant will also support four additional years of her post-doctoral research.
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Department of Journalism and Media Studies
Email: grant.lattanzi@rutgers.edu
Serafin-Marcello, G. (2008). Media Mindfulness: Developing the motivation and ability to process advertisements. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Rutgers.
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