Matthew Grizzard

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Allison EdenMichigan State UniversityVerified email at msu.edu
Ron TamboriniMichigan State UniversityVerified email at msu.edu
Robert LewisUniversity of Texas at AustinVerified email at utexas.edu
Nick Bowman (包尼克)Texas Tech University, College of Media and CommunicationVerified email at ttu.edu
Leonard ReineckeAssociate Professor, Department of Communication, University of MainzVerified email at uni-mainz.de
Kaitlin FitzgeraldPhD Candidate, University at BuffaloVerified email at buffalo.edu
Lindsay HahnAssistant Professor at the University at Buffalo, State University of New YorkVerified email at buffalo.edu
C. Joseph FrancemonePhD Student, School of Communication, Ohio State UniversityVerified email at osu.edu
John L SherryDepartment of Communication, Michigan State UniversityVerified email at msu.edu
Kenneth LachlanProfessor of Communication, University of ConnecticutVerified email at uconn.edu
Eric NovotnyGrady School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of GeorgiaVerified email at uga.edu
Seungcheol Austin LeeAssociate Professor, School of Communication, Chapman UniversityVerified email at chapman.edu
Emily DolanSlippery Rock University of PAVerified email at sru.edu
J. Michael MangusMedia Neuroscience Lab, UC Santa BarbaraVerified email at icb.ucsb.edu
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Matthew Grizzard

Assistant Professor, School of Communication, The Ohio State University

Verified email at osu.edu

Media Psychology Evolutionary Psychology Morality Media Effects


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Defining media enjoyment as the satisfaction of intrinsic needs R Tamborini, ND Bowman, A Eden, M Grizzard, A Organ Journal of communication 60 (4), 758-777, 2010	596	2010
Media enjoyment as need satisfaction: The contribution of hedonic and nonhedonic needs R Tamborini, M Grizzard, ND Bowman, L Reinecke, RJ Lewis, A Eden Journal of Communication 61 (6), 1025-1042, 2011	200	2011
Characterizing mood management as need satisfaction: The effects of intrinsic needs on selective exposure and mood repair L Reinecke, R Tamborini, M Grizzard, R Lewis, A Eden, N David Bowman Journal of Communication 62 (3), 437-453, 2012	163	2012
Being bad in a video game can make us morally sensitive M Grizzard, R Tamborini, RJ Lewis, L Wang, S Prabhu Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking 17 (8), 499-504, 2014	127	2014
The influence of morality subcultures on the acceptance and appeal of violence R Tamborini, A Eden, ND Bowman, M Grizzard, KA Lachlan Journal of Communication 62 (1), 136-157, 2012	83	2012
Repeated exposure to daytime soap opera and shifts in moral judgment toward social convention R Tamborini, R Weber, A Eden, ND Bowman, M Grizzard Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 54 (4), 621-640, 2010	49	2010
Predicting media appeal from instinctive moral values R Tamborini, A Eden, ND Bowman, M Grizzard, R Weber, RJ Lewis Mass Communication and Society 16 (3), 325-346, 2013	45	2013
Repeated exposure to narrative entertainment and the salience of moral intuitions A Eden, R Tamborini, M Grizzard, R Lewis, R Weber, S Prabhu Journal of Communication 64 (3), 501-520, 2014	44	2014
Repeated play reduces video games’ ability to elicit guilt: Evidence from a longitudinal experiment M Grizzard, R Tamborini, JL Sherry, R Weber Media Psychology 20 (2), 267-290, 2017	34	2017
Disposition development in drama: The role of moral, immoral and ambiguously moral characters A Eden, M Grizzard, RJ Lewis International Journal of Arts and Technology 4 (1), 33-47, 2011	34	2011
A massively moral game? Mass Effect as a case study to understand the influence of players’ moral intuitions on adherence to hero or antihero play styles A Boyan, M Grizzard, N Bowman Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds 7 (1), 41-57, 2015	25	2015
The thrill is gone, but you might not know: Habituation and generalization of biophysiological and self-reported arousal responses to video games M Grizzard, R Tamborini, JL Sherry, R Weber, S Prabhu, L Hahn, P Idzik Communication Monographs 82 (1), 64-87, 2015	25	2015
Moral psychology and media theory: Historical and emerging viewpoints A Eden, M Grizzard, RJ Lewis Media and the moral mind, 1-25, 2013	23*	2013
Sensing heroes and villains: Character-schema and the disposition formation process M Grizzard, J Huang, K Fitzgerald, C Ahn, H Chu Communication research 45 (4), 479-501, 2018	20	2018
The influence of media exposure on the accessibility of moral intuitions and associated affect R Tamborini, S Prabhu, RJ Lewis, M Grizzard, A Eden Journal of Media Psychology, 2016	17	2016
Media’s influence on the accessibility of altruistic and egoistic motivations R Tamborini, RJ Lewis, S Prabhu, M Grizzard, L Hahn, L Wang Communication Research Reports 33 (3), 177-187, 2016	15	2016
Graphic violence as moral motivator: The effects of graphically violent content in news M Grizzard, J Huang, JK Weiss, ER Novotny, KS Fitzgerald, C Ahn, ... Mass Communication and Society 20 (6), 763-783, 2017	13	2017
Does repeated exposure to popular media strengthen moral intuitions?: Exploratory evidence regarding consistent and conflicted moral content M Grizzard, AZ Shaw, EA Dolan, KB Anderson, L Hahn, S Prabhu Media Psychology 20 (4), 557-583, 2017	10	2017
Imperfect heroes and villains: Patterns of upholding and violating distinct moral domains and character appeal R Tamborini, M Grizzard, A Eden, R Lewis Annual Meeting of the National Communication Association, New Orleans, LA, 2011	10	2011
Predicting popularity of mass market films using the tenets of disposition theory M Grizzard, RJ Lewis, SA Lee, A Eden International Journal of Arts and Technology 4 (1), 48-60, 2011	10	2011

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