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Glenn Cummins
Glenn Cummins
Other namesR. Glenn Cummins
Verified email at ttu.edu
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Improving visual behavior research in communication science: An overview, review, and reporting recommendations for using eye-tracking methods
AJ King, N Bol, RG Cummins, KK John
Communication Methods and Measures 13 (3), 149-177, 2019
2202019
Reconceptualizing address in television programming: The effect of address and affective empathy on viewer experience of parasocial interaction
RG Cummins, B Cui
Journal of Communication 64 (4), 723-742, 2014
1362014
A missed opportunity?: NOAA’s use of social media to communicate climate science
NM Lee, MS VanDyke, RG Cummins
Environmental Communication 12 (2), 274-283, 2018
952018
Communicating local climate risks online through an interactive data visualization
J Herring, MS VanDyke, RG Cummins, F Melton
Environmental Communication 11 (1), 90-105, 2017
802017
Redefining rational and emotional advertising appeals as available processing resources: Toward an information processing perspective
Z Gong, RG Cummins
Journal of Promotion Management 26 (2), 277-299, 2020
582020
The impact of subjective camera in sports on arousal and enjoyment
RG Cummins, JR Keene, BH Nutting
Mass Communication and Society 15 (1), 74-97, 2012
582012
A qualitative content analysis of watchlists vs safelists: How do they address the issue of predatory publishing?
A Koerber, JC Starkey, K Ardon-Dryer, RG Cummins, L Eko, KF Kee
The Journal of Academic Librarianship 46 (6), 102236, 2020
542020
The effects of subjective camera and fanship on viewers' experience of presence and perception of play in sports telecasts
RG Cummins
Journal of Applied Communication Research 37 (4), 374-396, 2009
522009
2015 survey of journalism and mass communication enrollments: Challenges and opportunities for a changing and diversifying field
MR Gotlieb, B McLaughlin, RG Cummins
Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 72 (2), 139-153, 2017
502017
“Elevator eyes” in sports broadcasting: Visual objectification of male and female sports reporters
RG Cummins, M Ortiz, A Rankine
Communication & sport 7 (6), 789-810, 2019
482019
The impact of visual sexual appeals on attention allocation within advertisements: an eye-tracking study
RG Cummins, ZH Gong, T Reichert
International journal of advertising 40 (5), 708-732, 2021
452021
How production value impacts perceived technical quality, credibility, and economic value of video news
RG Cummins, T Chambers
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 88 (4), 737-752, 2011
442011
Eye tracking
RG Cummins
The International Encyclopedia of Communication Research Methods (1-9 …, 2017
402017
Individual differences in selective attention to information graphics in televised sports
RG Cummins, Z Gong, HS Kim
Communication & Sport 4 (1), 102-120, 2016
402016
Re-presenting sport: How instant replay and perceived violence impact enjoyment of mediated sports
RG Cummins, D Hahn
Mass Communication and Society 16 (6), 787-807, 2013
402013
Does oil and goodwill mix?: Examining the oil and gas industry’s impact on stakeholder engagement on Facebook
A Abitbol, J Meeks, RG Cummins
Environmental Communication 13 (2), 192-208, 2019
362019
Effects of attractiveness, gender, and athlete–reporter congruence on perceived credibility of sport reporters
DA Hahn, RG Cummins
International Journal of Sport Communication 7 (1), 34-47, 2014
342014
Selling music with sex: The content and effects of sex in music videos on viewer enjoyment
RG Cummins
Journal of Promotion Management 13 (1-2), 95-109, 2007
312007
Mediated intra-audience effects in the appreciation of broadcast sports
RG Cummins, Z Gong
Communication & Sport 5 (1), 27-48, 2017
302017
Creating relevancy in agricultural science information: Examining the impact of motivational salience, involvement and pre-existing attitudes on visual attention to scientific …
LM Fischer, C Meyers, RG Cummins, C Gibson, M Baker
Journal of Applied Communications 104 (2), 1, 2020
292020
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