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American Journal of Media Psychology
This peer-reviewed scientific journal publishes theoretical and empirical papers and essays and book reviews that advance an understanding of media effects and processes on individuals in society. Submissions should have a psychological focus, which means the level of analysis should focus on individuals and their interaction with or relationship to mass media content and institutions. All theoretical and methodological perspectives are welcomed.
To see submission guidelines, click here.
The editor of AJMP is Michael Elasmar, who is director of the communication research center at Boston University. He can reached at elasmar@bu.edu
Editorial Board
Icek Aizen, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Mike Allen, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
David Atkin, University of Connecticut
Sandra Ball-Rokeach, University of Southern California
Jennings Bryant, University of Alabama
Joseph Cappella, University of Pennsylvania
Dennis Davis, Pennsylvania State University
Bradley S. Greenberg, Michigan State University
Annie Lang, Indiana University
Carolyn Lin, University of Connecticut
Kimberly Neuendorf, Cleveland State University
Elizabeth Perse, University of Delaware
Michael Pfau, University of Oklahoma
Joey Reagan, Washington State University
James Shanahan, Cornell University
Nancy Signorielli, University of Delaware
Alex Tan, Washington State University
Tammy Vigil, Boston University
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ISSN 1940-929X (print)
ISSN 1940-9303 (online) |
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Special Issue
American Journal of Media Psychology
"Measuring Individuals' Cognitive Structures in a Mediated Context"
Researchers with interests in such areas as cognitive processing, social cognition, social perception, schema research, and framing within the context of media, are invited to submit papers to the American Journal of Media Psychology for a special issue that focuses on methodological approaches that detail the procedures by which cognitive components and structures are identified and measured in such fields as advertising, marketing, political communications, and related areas. A manuscript submission is expected to detail a theoretically-based methodological approach for the measurement of cognitive components and structures and provide empirical data that tests the approach used by the author(s).
The deadline for submissions is September 1, 2008.
The American Journal of Media Psychology is a peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes theoretical and empirical papers and essays and book reviews that advance an understanding of media effects and processes on individuals in society. Submissions should have a psychological focus, which means the level of analysis should focus on individuals and their interaction with or relationship to mass media content and institutions. All theoretical and methodological perspectives are welcomed. For instructions on submitting a manuscript, please visit: http://www.marquettejournals.org/submissionguidlines.html Researchers who intend on making a submission to this special issue are encouraged to contact Dr. Michael Elasmar, editor, American Journal of Media Psychology at elasmar@bu.edu and discuss their anticipated approach to this topic. |
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