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Sign in to add mentor| Byron Reeves | grad student | 2004 | Stanford | |
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| Wise KR, Hong S, Lee H, et al. (2019) Should i Stay or Should i Go?: Motivational Activation Predicts Online Content Changes Journal of Media Psychology. 31: 157-163 |
| Peterson M, Wise K, Ren Y, et al. (2017) Memorable Metaphor: How Different Elements of Visual Rhetoric Affect Resource Allocation and Memory for Advertisements Journal of Current Issues and Research in Advertising. 38: 65-74 |
| Alhabash S, Wise KR. (2015) Playing their game: Changing stereotypes of Palestinians and Israelis through videogame play New Media & Society. 17: 1358-1376 |
| Kim S, Kim D, Wise K. (2014) The effect of searching and surfing on recognition of destination images on Facebook pages Computers in Human Behavior. 30: 813-823 |
| Wise K, Alhabash S, Eckler P. (2013) “Window” Shopping Online: Cognitive Processing of General and Specific Product Windows Journal of Interactive Advertising. 13: 88-96 |
| Hong S, Tandoc E, Kim EA, et al. (2012) The real you? The role of visual cues and comment congruence in perceptions of social attractiveness from facebook profiles. Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking. 15: 339-44 |
| Alhabash S, Park H, Kononova A, et al. (2012) Exploring the motivations of Facebook use in Taiwan. Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking. 15: 304-11 |
| Leshner G, Bolls P, Wise K. (2011) Motivated processing of fear appeal and disgust images in televised anti-tobacco ads Journal of Media Psychology. 23: 77-89 |
| Wise K, Alhabash S, Park H. (2010) Emotional responses during social information seeking on Facebook. Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking. 13: 555-62 |
| Sternadori MM, Wise KR. (2010) Men and Women Read News Differently: The Effects of Story Structure on the Cognitive Processing of Text Journal of Media Psychology. 22: 14-25 |