Wesley Wehde

Assistant Professor

Texas Tech University

United States

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Wesley Wehde is an Assistant Professor at Texas Tech University in the United States. His research areas encompass the impact of gender identity and sexuality on voting behaviors, the ethics of horror as a pedagogical tool, and the intersection of public messaging with disaster preparedness. Recent articles by Dr. Wehde examine collaborative planning among emergency managers, the COVID-19 pandemic's ethical implications, and public responses to hazard communication.

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Jinan N. Allan

Assistant Professor

Clemson University

UNITED STATES

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Jason Pudlo

East Carolina University

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Davia C. Downey

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Carol Silva

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University of Oklahoma

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Hank Jenkins-Smith

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University of Oklahoma

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Matthew C Nowlin

College of Charleston

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Articles (12)

Bringing the Ts and (N)Bs to the Table: Estimating Intersectional Candidate Gender Identity and Sexuality Effects on Vote Choice

A Pedagogical Exploration of Horror as a Teaching Tool for Ethics Using the Case of Saw IV

Examining factors associated with emergency managers' collaborative planning with health departments prior to and during the COVID‐19 pandemic

Determining Patterns of Routine Weather Information Usage and Their Demographic Determinants

Who deserves what and why during the COVID‐19 pandemic: Applying the CARIN principles of deservingness to the American welfare state

Use and access in the new ecology of public messaging

Review of Saw IV: Extreme Violence, Ethics, and Street-Level Bureaucracy

Social capital and hurricane warning response

Public Willingness to Pay for Continuous and Probabilistic Hazard Information

Public Attribution of Responsibility for Disaster Preparedness across Three Levels of Government and the Public: Lessons from a Survey of Residents of the U.S. South Atlantic and Gulf Coast

Geographic Distributions of Extreme Weather Risk Perceptions in the United States

Exploring community differences in tornado warning reception, comprehension, and response across the United States

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Jinan N. Allan

Jason Pudlo

Davia C. Downey

Carol Silva

Hank Jenkins-Smith

Matthew C Nowlin

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