Parsing the Resource Pie: Using STRTs to Measure Attention to Mediated Messages
Annie Lang , Samuel D. Bradley , Byungho Park , Mija Shin
Media Psychology 8 ( 4) 369 -394
98
2006
Sensation Seeking, Motivation, and Substance Use: A Dual System Approach
Annie Lang , Mija Shin , Seungwhan Lee
Media Psychology 7 ( 1) 1 -29
82
2005
It's an Arousing, Fast-Paced Kind of World: The Effects of Age and Sensation Seeking on the Information Processing of Substance-Abuse PSAs
Annie Lang , Yongkuk Chung , Seungwhan Lee , Nancy Schwartz
Media Psychology 7 ( 4) 421 -454
48
2005
The effects of arousal on liking and believability of commercials
Kak Yoon , Paul Bolls , Annie Lang
Journal of Marketing Communications 4 ( 2) 101 -114
72
1998
Formal features of cyberspace: relationships between Web page complexity and site traffic
Erik P. Bucy , Annie Lang , Robert F. Potter , Maria Elizabeth Grabe
Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology 50 ( 13) 1246 -1256
182
1999
Captivated and Grossed Out: An Examination of Processing Core and Sociomoral Disgusts in Entertainment Media
Bridget Rubenking , Annie Lang
Journal of Communication 64 ( 3) 543 -565
27
2014
Dynamic Human-Centered Communication Systems Theory
Annie Lang
The Information Society 30 ( 1) 60 -70
97
2014
Cognition and Emotion in TV Message Processing: How Valence, Arousing Content, Structural Complexity, and Information Density Affect the Availability of Cognitive Resources
Annie Lang , Byungho Park , Ashley N Sanders-Jackson , Brian D Wilson
Media Psychology 10 ( 3) 317 -338
189
2007
Processing Central and Peripheral Detail: How Content Arousal and Emotional Tone Influence Encoding
Narine S. Yegiyan , Annie Lang
Media Psychology 13 ( 1) 77 -99
47
2010
Reconceptualizing Excitation Transfer as Motivational Activation Changes and a Test of the Television Program Context Effects
Zheng Wang , Annie Lang ,
Media Psychology 15 ( 1) 68 -92
38
2012
Discrete Emotion and Motivation: Relative Activation in the Appetitive and Aversive Motivational Systems as a Function of Anger, Sadness, Fear, and Joy During Televised Information Campaigns
Seungjo Lee , Annie Lang
Media Psychology 12 ( 2) 148 -170
51
2009
Measuring Television Message Complexity as Available Processing Resources: Dimensions of Information and Cognitive Load
Annie Lang , Satoko Kurita , Ya Gao , Bridget Rubenking
Media Psychology 16 ( 2) 129 -153
60
2013
Text On Screen: Can Emotionally Incongruent Combinations of Media Frames and Messages Elicit Coactivation in the Motivational Systems
Justin Robert Keene , Annie Lang , Travis Loof
Media Psychology 22 ( 3) 501 -525
4
2019
Who Fights, Who Flees? An Integration of the LC4MP and Psychological Reactance Theory
Russell B. Clayton , Annie Lang , Glenn Leshner , Brian L. Quick
Media Psychology 22 ( 4) 545 -571
25
2019
It’s a journey: from media effects to dynamic systems
Jingjing Han , Annie Lang
Media Psychology 23 ( 3) 415 -435
2020
Motivated message processing: How motivational activation influences resource allocation, encoding, and storage of TV messages
Annie Lang , Ashley Sanders-Jackson , Zheng Wang , Bridget Rubenking
Motivation and Emotion 37 ( 3) 508 -517
52
2013
Slow Down You’re Moving Too Fast
Annie Lang , Nancy Schwartz , Sharon Mayell
Journal of Media Psychology 27 ( 2) 53 -63
6
2015
Identifying Structural Features of Audio Orienting Responses During Radio Messages and Their Impact on Recognition
Robert F. Potter , Annie Lang , Paul D. Bolls
Journal of Media Psychology 20 ( 4) 168 -177
35
2008
How Realistic Should Avatars Be?
Thomas W. James , Robert F. Potter , Sungkyoung Lee , Sunah Kim
Journal of Media Psychology 27 ( 3) 109 -117
9
2015
Affective agents: Effects of agent affect on arousal, attention, liking and learning
Richard Dietz , Annie Lang
Smpte Journal 1 -35
99
1999