Experimental Evidence for Differences in the Prosocial Effects of Binge-Watched Versus Appointment-Viewed Television Programs

Overview of attention for article published in Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, April 2019

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RT @nikkiusher: The wonder brilliant @ThomasJBillard has a new study out on binge watching v. appointment viewing and media effects on tole…

12 Nov 2019

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The wonder brilliant @ThomasJBillard has a new study out on binge watching v. appointment viewing and media effects on tolerance for trans folks. It's a theme @e_morrison explored but couldn't get published 10 years ago. The barriers are so high, congrats

12 Nov 2019

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RT @ThomasJBillard: My fourth publication of the year, Experimental Evidence for Differences in the Prosocial Effects of Binge-Watched Vers…

08 Nov 2019

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RT @Jane_A_Allen: How can we reduce prejudice against transgender people? This study shows that watching 3 hours of "Transparent" reduced a…

08 Nov 2019

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