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Matthew S. VanDyke
Matthew S. VanDyke
Associate Professor, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, The University of Alabama
Verified email at apr.ua.edu - Homepage
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Set it and forget it: The one-way use of social media by government agencies communicating science
NM Lee, MS VanDyke
Science Communication 37 (4), 533-541, 2015
1682015
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
Science public relations: The parallel, interwoven, and contrasting trajectories of public relations and science communication theory and practice
MS VanDyke, NM Lee
Public Relations Review 46 (4), 2020
822020
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
Understanding Green Content Strategies: An Analysis of Environmental Advertising Frames From 1990 to 2010
MS VanDyke, JC Tedesco
International Journal of Strategic Communication 10 (1), 36-50, 2016
352016
Selective perceptions of hydraulic fracturing: The role of issue support in the evaluation of visual frames
MA Sarge, MS VanDyke, AJ King, SR White
Politics and the Life Sciences 34 (1), 57-72, 2015
322015
Science communication meets consumer relations: An analysis of Twitter use by 23andMe
NM Lee, A Abitbol, MS VanDyke
Science Communication 42 (2), 244-264, 2020
202020
Enhancing Flood Risk Analysis in Harris County: Integrating Flood Susceptibility and Social Vulnerability Mapping
H Dey, W Shao, MM Haque, M VanDyke
Journal of Geovisualization and Spatial Analysis 8 (19), 2024
192024
Expanding the discussion on internal management of risk communication: A critique of the current risk communication literature
LL Lemon, MS VanDyke
Public Relations Inquiry, 2021
182021
Using the CAUSE Model to Understand Public Communication about Water Risks: Perspectives from Texas Groundwater District Officials on Drought and Availability
MS VanDyke, AJ King
Risk Analysis 38 (7), 1378-1389, 2018
182018
Analyzing the nature of self-transcendent emotional elicitors in corporate social advocacy messages
A Abitbol, MS VanDyke
Public Relations Review 49 (4), 102364, 2023
172023
Simulating flood risk in Tampa Bay using a machine learning driven approach
H Dey, MM Haque, W Shao, M VanDyke, F Hao
npj Natural Hazards 1 (1), 40, 2024
162024
How message appeals and prior product use influence information processing, risk perceptions, trust, attitudes, and genetic test purchase intentions
MS VanDyke, NM Lee, A Abitbol, SW Rush
PLOS ONE, 2023
152023
Dialogic communication practices of water district officials: Insights from practitioner interviews
MS VanDyke, AJ King
Environmental Communication 14 (2), 147-154, 2020
152020
It's a numbers game: Change in the frequency, type, and presentation form of statistics used in NFL broadcasts
DA Hahn, MS VanDyke, RG Cummins
International Journal of Sport Communication 11 (4), 482-502, 2018
152018
Association versus Causation
W Zhang, MS VanDyke
Encyclopedia of Big Data, 2022
142022
Examining the perceived transparency of DTC genetic testing company communication and its impact on consumer trust, attitude and behavioral intentions
A Abitbol, NM Lee, MS VanDyke
Journal of Communication Management, 2022
102022
How risk decision-makers interpret and use flood forecast information: Assessing the Mississippi River outlook email product
MS VanDyke, CL Armstrong, KJ Bareford
Journal of Risk Research, 2020
102020
Computers, Tablets, and Smart Phones: The Truth About Web-based Surveys
P Merle, S Gearhart, C Craig, M Vandyke, ME Brooks, M Rahimi
Survey Practice 8 (6), 2015
92015
Pandemic problems in the ivory tower: Exploring employee engagement and burnout during the COVID-19 crisis
LL Lemon, MS VanDyke
International Journal of Strategic Communication, 2024
82024
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