Check out four leading experts from Fielding Graduate University in this month’s The Actuary

Check out four leading experts from Fielding Graduate University in this month’s The Actuary

May 22, 20191 min read
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Getting published is one thing but having four of your top experts all appearing in a leading industry publication in one issue – it’s a real badge of honor.


That’s right, four of Fielding’s experts each had an article published in the April/May edition of The Actuary.


Social Media Relationship Status: It’s Complicated


Personality and habits can influence whether social media is good or bad for an individual.


Karen Dill-Shackleford, PhD, Doctoral Faculty - Media Psychology at Fielding


The Power of the Positive


Using technology to improve lives—and media psychology to understand how.


Jerri Lynn Hogg, PhD, Program Director - Media Psychology at Fielding


You Can Learn a Lot by Listening


Use narrative analysis to understand the “why” in consumer behavior trends.


Pamela Rutledge, PhD, Doctoral Faculty - Media Psychology at Fielding


Thinking Deeper


Big data and the psychology of behavior and cognition.


Regina Tuma, PhD, Doctoral Faculty - Media Psychology at Fielding


Are you covering psychology or any of topics that are similar to these subjects or articles? If so, let the experts from Fielding Graduate University help with your stories.  All four of these experts are available to speak with media any time – simply click on their icon and arrange a time for an interview.




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  • Karen Shackleford, Ph.D.
    Karen Shackleford, Ph.D. Doctoral Faculty - Media Psychology

    Media violence; Fandom and the construction of meaning from media; Media, race and gender.

  • Pamela Rutledge, Ph.D.
    Pamela Rutledge, Ph.D. Professor Emerita - Media Psychology

    Rutledge focuses on identifying human motivations, behavioral triggers & instinctive drives to inform messaging & data strategies

  • Regina Tuma, Ph.D.
    Regina Tuma, Ph.D. Doctoral Faculty - Media Psychology

    Media psychology is the future of psychology—Without it, we would not be able to understand social media as constructed and lived realities.

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