Matthew VanDyke

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The University of Alabama

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Matthew VanDyke is an Assistant Professor at The University of Alabama. His research areas include media trust, consumer trust in genetic testing, social media discourse related to conflicts, and community concerns regarding water sanitation. His recent articles explore the complexities of communication during severe weather events and the transparency of genetic testing companies, among other interdisciplinary topics.

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The Ethics of Climate Change Communication: Understanding Practitioner and Layperson Perceptions of Message Frames

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Verify, Accept, or Ignore: The Complexities of Media Trust Along Southeastern U.S. Coastal Communities During Severe Weather Events

Examining the impact of information sources in building consumer trust in the direct-to-consumer genetic testing industry

‘You were elected to lead the living, not the dead’: a computational analysis of social media discourse about Nigerian farmer-herder conflicts

Network Analysis of Water Contamination Discourse on Social Media Platforms

Charting water sanitation concerns within vulnerable communities and international contexts on X

Addressing grand challenges: perceptions of interdisciplinary research and how communication structures facilitate interdisciplinary research at US research-intensive universities

How message appeals and prior product use influence information processing, risk perceptions, trust, attitudes, and genetic test purchase intentions

Analyzing the nature of self-transcendent emotional elicitors in corporate social advocacy messages

How environment-focused communities discuss COVID-19 online: an analysis of social (risk) amplification and ripple effects on Reddit

Examining the perceived transparency of DTC genetic testing company communication and its impact on consumer trust, attitude and behavioral intentions

How risk decision-makers interpret and use flood forecast information: assessing the Mississippi River Outlook email product

Expanding the discussion on internal management of risk communication: A critique of the current risk communication literature

Science Communication Meets Consumer Relations: An Analysis of Twitter Use by 23andMe

Dialogic Communication Practices of Water District Officials: Insights from Practitioner Interviews

Science public relations: The parallel, interwoven, and contrasting trajectories of public relations and science communication theory and practice

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Alan Abitbol

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Courtny L. Franco

Nicole Lee

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