Thinking, Knowing, or Thinking You Know: The Relationship Between Multiscreening and Political Learning

Overview of attention for article published in Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, September 2020

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Our article on #multiscreening & political learning is now in print! Check out the latest issue (Vol. 98, Issue 4) of Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly: https://t.co/yywjx85MET

15 Dec 2021

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#oucommdept Congratulations to Dr Pat Meirick and coauthors on this publication. They found multitasking while watching debates and news leads to increased involvement and confidence about political knowledge but led to less actual knowledge. Available at:

26 Oct 2020

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RT @jmcquarterly: Come learn more about multiscreen use and political learning in this @jmcquarterly article by Stacey Frank Kanihan, Patri…

12 Oct 2020

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Come learn more about multiscreen use and political learning in this @jmcquarterly article by Stacey Frank Kanihan, Patrick C. Meirick, and Claire M. Segijn @CMSeg. https://t.co/oHkF4kPxHS https://t.co/0GJQS20uez

12 Oct 2020

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