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Judith E. Rosenbaum

Judith E. Rosenbaum

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UMaine CLAS: Outstanding faculty award

In April 2024, I received the Outstanding Faculty Award for Research and Creative Engagement from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. 

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Media literacy and climate change misinformation

On April 29, 2024, I organized a workshop on media literacy, misinformation, and climate change for K-12 educators as part of the Ecology School’s educational program in southern Maine. 

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Anecdotal: Anne Goodwin’s blog

Anne Goodwin published a piece on Benjamin Johnson and my work into spoilers and enjoyment. You can find the piece here.

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Today Show: “Spoiler alert! Why some people want to know what happens next”

The Today Show posted an article describing my and Benjamin K. Johnson‘s research on personality traits, spoilers, and enjoyment.

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Huffington Post: “People who hate spoilers might be deep thinkers”

The Huffington Post presented an overview of spoilers research to date, including an in-depth discussion of our research into need for cognition, need for affect, and the relationship between spoilers and enjoyment. The article can be found here.

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Science of us: “If you hate spoilers, it may be because you’re soooo smart”

Science of Us discusses the contradictory research findings regarding the impact of spoilers and enjoyment, mentioning our research on personality traits and the relationship between spoilers and narrative experience. The article is here.

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Convergence: “Enough with the spoiler alerts!”

Convergence published an article mentioned Benjamin Johnson and my recent publication on spoilers, enjoyment, and personality traits. The article can be found here.

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Article in Dutch magazine “Kijk”: “Spoilers vergallen plezier”

The Dutch magazine “Kijk” devoted an article to our 2015 publication that replicated Leavitt and Christenfeld’s 2011 work and found that spoilers do impact enjoyment and transportation. The article (in Dutch) can be found here.

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Article in Albany Herald: “ASU Faculty help uncover Facebook contradictions

An article in the Albany Herald discussed early findings from Benjamin K. Johnson‘s and my investigation into impression management on Facebook.

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