Michael A. Cacciatore
University of Georgia
H-index: 27
North America-United States
Top articles of Michael A. Cacciatore
Title | Journal | Author(s) | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Engaging the dismissive: An assessment of humor-based strategies to support global warming action | Public Understanding of Science | Meaghan McKasy Michael A Cacciatore Sara K Yeo Jennifer Shiyue Zhang John Cook | 2024/2 |
The integrated role of adaptive leadership, sense of empathy and communication transparency: trust building in corporate communication during the pandemic | Corporate Communications: An International Journal | Juan Meng Po-Lin Pan Michael A Cacciatore Karen Robayo Sanchez | 2024/4/2 |
" That's some positive energy": how social media users respond to# funny science content | Journal of Science Communication | Michael A Cacciatore Sara K Yeo Leona Yi-Fan Su Meaghan McKasy Liane O'Neill | 2024/2/8 |
Vaccine support and hesitancy on Twitter: Opposing views, similar strategies, and the mixed impact of conspiracy theories | Itai Himelboim Jeonghyun Janice Lee Michael A Cacciatore Sungsu Kim Diane Krause | 2023/8/8 | |
State of Vaccine Hesitancy in the United States | Glen J Nowak Michael A Cacciatore | 2023/4/1 | |
The differential effects of humor on three scientific issues: global warming, artificial intelligence, and microbiomes | International Journal of Science Education, Part B | Sara K Yeo Leona Y-F Su Michael A Cacciatore Jennifer Shiyue Zhang Meaghan McKasy | 2023/1/2 |
COVID-19 vaccination and public health communication strategies: An in-depth look at how demographics, political ideology, and news/information source preference matter | International Journal of Strategic Communication | Glen J Nowak Michael A Cacciatore | 2022/5/27 |
Measuring the Value of Public Relations: An International Investigation of how Communication Practitioners View the Challenge and Suggest Solutions. | Athens Journal of Mass Media & Communications | Michael A Cacciatore Juan Meng | 2022/4/1 |
Generating science buzz: An examination of multidimensional engagement with humorous scientific messages on Twitter and Instagram | Science Communication | Leona Yi-Fan Su Meaghan McKasy Michael A Cacciatore Sara K Yeo Alexandria R DeGrauw | 2022/2 |
Humor Can Increase Perceived Communicator Effectiveness Regardless of Race, Gender, and Expertise—If You are Funny Enough | Science Communication | Sara K Yeo Amy B Becker Michael A Cacciatore Ashley A Anderson Kasha Patel | 2022/10 |
Arthur M. Sackler Colloquium Advancing the Science and Practice of Science Communication: Misinformation about Science in the Public Sphere: Misinformation and public opinion … | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America | Michael A Cacciatore | 2021/4/4 |
Following science on social media: The effects of humor and source likability | Public Understanding of Science | Sara K Yeo Michael A Cacciatore Leona Yi-Fan Su Meaghan McKasy Liane O’Neill | 2021/7 |
Publics’ support for novel and established science issues linked to perceived knowledge and deference to science | International Journal of Public Opinion Research | Heather Akin Michael A Cacciatore Sara K Yeo Dominique Brossard Dietram A Scheufele | 2021/6/1 |
Misinformation and public opinion of science and health: Approaches, findings, and future directions | Michael A Cacciatore | 2021/4/13 | |
Operationalizing science literacy: an experimental analysis of measurement | Journal of Science Communication | Meaghan McKasy Michael Cacciatore Leona Yi-Fan Su Sara K Yeo Liane Oneill | 2020/1 |
“That’s some positive energy:” How social media users respond to# funny science content | Association of Education in Journalism and Mass Communication | Liane O'Neill Meaghan McKasy LY-F Su Michael A Cacciatore Sara K Yeo | 2020/8 |
Media science and practice | Communicating about risks and safe use of medicines: real life and applied research | Glen J Nowak Michael A Cacciatore | 2020 |
Predicting intentions to engage with scientific messages on Twitter: The roles of mirth and need for humor | Science Communication | Sara K Yeo Leona Yi-Fan Su Michael A Cacciatore Meaghan McKasy Sijia Qian | 2020/8 |
Scientists as comedians: The effects of humor on perceptions of scientists and scientific messages | Public Understanding of Science | Sara K Yeo Ashley A Anderson Amy B Becker Michael A Cacciatore | 2020/5 |
Laughing with science: The influence of audience approval on engagement | Science Communication | Michael A Cacciatore Amy B Becker Ashley A Anderson Sara K Yeo | 2020/4 |
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