Rachel Bailey

Assistant Professor, Director of Doctoral Studies

Florida State University

United States

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Dr. Rachel Bailey is an Assistant Professor and the Director of Doctoral Studies at Florida State University, USA. Her research encompasses a diverse range of topics, including media influence on consumer behavior, the psychological effects of visual stimuli, and the social implications of public health messaging. Recent articles highlight her investigations into ASMR video effects, the emotional impact of waiting room environments, and the intersection of race and policing in media representations.

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Florida State University

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Eating Point-of-View in ASMR Videos Alters Motivational Outcomes

Designing Worthy Waiting Spaces: A Cross-Cultural Study of Waiting Room Features and Their Impact on Women’s Affective States

Does Sequence Matter?

Processing Peripherally Placed Advertising: The Effect of Thematic Ad-Content Congruence and Arousing Content on the Effectiveness of In-Video Overlay Advertising

Camera perspective and skin color: Biased reactions to viral body worn camera videos of police violence

Perceived stress increases susceptibility to visual food cues in fast-food menu selections

Viewing Violent Policing Videos Contributes to Trauma Symptoms for Black Americans

Fast food menu calorie labeling contexts as complex contributing factors to overeating

Social Facilitation in Fear Appeals Creates Positive Affect but Inhibits Healthy Eating Intentions

Editorial: Health information seeking, processing, and sharing

Ambient lighting alters motivational responses to advertisements for foods of different energetic value

Camera Point-of-View Exacerbates Racial Bias in Viewers of Police Use of Force Videos

Primary Biological Motivators in Food Advertisements: Energy Density and Sexual Appeals Compete for Appetitive Motivational Activation

Applying Optimal Foraging to Young Adult Decision-Making after Food Advertising Exposure

Smoking Status Matters: A Direct Comparison of Smokers’ and Nonsmokers’ Psychophysiological and Self-Report Responses to Secondhand Smoke Anti-Tobacco PSAs

Investigating the Effect of Use and Social Cues in Food Advertisements on Attention, Feelings of Social Support, and Purchase Intention

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