The following is a list of
articles that are relevant to psychological issues
in the media: (click
on titles to access)
Cary, M. (2006). Making evidence-based psychology a household word with open source. Paper presented at the 114th annual convention of the American Psychological Association, New Orleans, LA.
Carll, E. K. (2001).
Psychology and the News
Media: Reflections on a Ten Year Initiative. The
Independent Practitioner, 21(1).
Diesch, C. L. F.,
& Caldwell, J. (1993). Where
are the Experts? Psychologists in the Media.
Paper presented at the 101st annual convention of
the American Psychological Association, Toronto, Ontario,
Canada.
Fischoff, S. (1999).
Gangsta' rap and a murder
in Bakersfield. Journal of Applied Social
Psychology, 29(4), 795–805.
Fischoff, S. (1999).
Psychology's Quixotic quest for the media–violence
connection. Journal of Media Psychology.
http://www.calstatela.edu/faculty/sfischo/violence.html
Kegan, Daniel L. (2000).
Academia at risk:
Antiquated IP policy. Chicago, IL: Kegan
& Kegan.
Linz, D., Malamuth,
N. M., & Beckett, K. (1992). Civil
liberties and research on the effects of pornography.
In P. Suedfeld & P. E. Tetlock (Eds.), Psychology
and social policy (pp. 149-164). New York: Hemisphere.
Luskin, B. J., &
Friedland, L. (1998). Task
force report: Media psychology and new technologies.
Washington, DC: Division of Media Psychology, Division
46 of the American Psychological Association.
Malamuth, N. M. &
Ceniti, J. (1986). Repeated
exposure to violent and nonviolent pornography: Likelihood
of raping ratings and laboratory aggression against
women. Aggressive Behavior, 12, 129-137.
Pober, A. (1994).
Two documents proposing
criteria for a rating system for interactive media.
Interactive Digital Software Rating Board.
Stutman, S. (1992).
An opportunity
to prevent violence. Paper presented at the
Industry-Wide Leadership Conference on Violence in
Television Programming, Institute for Mental Health
Initiatives.
Tau, M. (2002). Considerations
for professional psychologists in the digital age.
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