Anthony Bryson, PhD 
Adjunct Faculty - Media Psychology | Fielding Graduate University
Phoenix, AZ, UNITED STATES
Instructor in Media Psychology and Political Psychology
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Anthony Bryson is an instructor in Media Psychology and Political Psychology at Fielding Graduate University.
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Education/Learning
Training and Development
Program Development
Social Media
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Areas of Expertise (6)
Media Psychology
Political Psychology
Global Media and Social Change
Social Media and Emerging Technology
Media Ethics
Psychologies of Persuasion
Education (3)
Fielding Graduate University: PhD Candidate, Media Psychology
Fielding Graduate University: MA, Media Psychology 2010
Ottawa University: BA, Information Technology Systems 2006
Affiliations (6)
- Ottawa University : Subject Matter Expert (Enterprise Architecture) and Instructor (MIS, Psychology & Communications Programs)
- UCLA Extension : Instructor (Global Media and Social Change)
- Internation Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC2) : Member
- Multi-State Information Sharing & Analysis Center (MS-ISAC)
- Arizona Cyber Threat Response Alliance (ACTRA/Arizona Infragard)
- Research Education Networking Information Sharing & Analysis Center (REN-ISAC)
Event Appearances (2)
Manufactured Dissent: How mass media reinforces the divide in the national political discourse (for fun and profit)
(2016) Psi Beta Chapter Evening Psychology Lecture Mesa Community College
Foreign Relations: How Canadians view the differences between themselves and their American cousins
(2015) . Global Issues Guest Lecture Ottawa University
Articles (2)
(2013) Agenda-setting theory postulates that mass media is able to influence issue salience for the viewing audience. This research project examined the theory that political special interests affected the national agenda by forcing the attention of the mass media through a push campaign of issue-specific publications, driving both the mass media and political operatives to "chase" the special interest issue or subject matter of choice...
Anthony Bryson, PhD
Americans woke up on November 9th, 2016 to find that political neophyte Donald J. Trump had surprisingly defeated former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton in what had been an ugly election battle. Some cheered. Some cried. Some celebrated. Some protested. But a common question on everyone’s mind was...
“How could this have happened?”
The Trump Card attempts to answer this question, looking not only at the election, but the systemic changes in mass media which led to this historic moment.
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