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J. Campbell |
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Dr. Campbell received his Ph.D. in Social
Psychology from Miami University. His research and teaching interests
are primarily focused on the effects of computers and technology on
our attitudes, identities, and social interactions. As a member of the
Miami University Sport Fan Research Group (SFRG), Dr. Campbell is also
interested in sport fan identification and behavior. Currently, he is
working on small group problem solving in both computer-mediated and
face-to-face settings. Selected Publications Campbell,
J., Cothren, D., Rogers, R., Kistler, L., Osowski, A., Greenauer, N.,
& End, C. (2011). Sport fans’ impressions of gay male athletes. Journal
of Homosexuality, 58, 597-607. Campbell,
J., Cothren, D., & Burg, A. (2010). The perpetuation of entrained
behavior during computer-mediated communication. Social Influence, 5(1), 59-73. Campbell,
J. (2010). Information sharing and processing in computer-mediated
communication. In Yearwood, J. & Stranieri, A. (Eds.). Technologies
for Supporting Reasoning Communities and Collaborative
Decision-Making: Cooperative Approaches. Hershey, PA: IGI Global. |
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