Search Results - "Jamieson, Patrick E."

The association between the rise of gun violence in popular US primetime television dramas and homicides attributable to firearms, 2000-2018 by Jamieson, Patrick E, Romer, Daniel

“…Injuries and fatalities due to firearms are a major burden on public health in the US. The rise in gun violence in popular movies has been suggested as a…”
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Trends of Sexual and Violent Content by Gender in Top-Grossing U.S. Films, 1950–2006 by Bleakley, Amy, Ph.D., M.P.H, Jamieson, Patrick E., Ph.D, Romer, Daniel, Ph.D

“…Abstract Purpose Because popular media such as movies can both reflect and contribute to changes in cultural norms and values, we examined gender differences…”
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Intersubject Synchronization of Late Adolescent Brain Responses to Violent Movies: A Virtue-Ethics Approach by Adebimpe, Azeez, Bassett, Danielle S, Jamieson, Patrick E, Romer, Daniel

“…Movies that involve violence increasingly attract large audiences, leading to concern that such entertainment will encourage imitation by youth, especially…”
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Unrealistic Fatalism in U.S. Youth Ages 14 to 22: Prevalence and Characteristics by Jamieson, Patrick E., Ph.D, Romer, Dan, Ph.D

“…Abstract Purpose To estimate the proportion of U.S. youth that exhibits unrealistic fatalism about its future (not expecting to live past age 30), and to test…”
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The Effectiveness of the Motion Picture Association of America's Rating System in Screening Explicit Violence and Sex in Top-ranked Movies From 1950 to 2006 by Nalkur, Priya G., Ed.D., M.P.H, Jamieson, Patrick E., Ph.D, Romer, Daniel, Ph.D

“…Abstract Context Youth exposure to explicit film violence and sex is linked to adverse health outcomes and is a serious public health concern. The Motion…”
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Risk and Culture of Health Portrayal in a U.S. Cross-Cultural TV Adaptation, a Pilot Study by Ryan, Darien Perez, Jamieson, Patrick E

“…Because media portrayal can influence adolescents’ health, we assessed the health-related content of a popular telenovela—a Spanish-language TV soap opera…”
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The role of non–COVID-specific and COVID-specific factors in predicting a shift in willingness to vaccinate: A panel study by Jamieson, Kathleen Hall, Romer, Daniel, Jamieson, Patrick E., Winneg, Kenneth M., Pasek, Josh

“…Although declines in intent to vaccinate had been identified in international surveys conducted between June and October 2020, including in the United States,…”
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Factors Assessing Science’s Self-Presentation model and their effect on conservatives’ and liberals’ support for funding science by Ophir, Yotam, Walter, Dror, Jamieson, Patrick E., Jamieson, Kathleen Hall

“…A confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) of responses to 13 questions from a 2022 national probability sample of 1,154 US adults supported the existence of five…”
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Are News Reports of Suicide Contagious? A Stringent Test in Six U.S. Cities by Romer, Daniel, Jamieson, Patrick E., Jamieson, Kathleen H.

“…Past evidence of suicidal contagion from news reports in the United States is based largely on national data prior to 1980 using proxies for suicide stories…”
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Investigating harmful and helpful effects of watching season 2 of 13 Reasons Why: Results of a two-wave U.S. panel survey by Arendt, Florian, Scherr, Sebastian, Pasek, Josh, Jamieson, Patrick E., Romer, Daniel

“…The Netflix show 13 Reasons Why (2017) aroused widespread concern regarding potential contagious effects of its graphic depiction of an adolescent girl’s…”
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Misinformation about vaccine safety and uptake of COVID-19 vaccines among adults and 5–11-year-olds in the United States by Romer, Daniel, Winneg, Kenneth M., Jamieson, Patrick E., Brensinger, Colleen, Jamieson, Kathleen H.

“…•Misbeliefs about the safety of vaccination predict adult hesitancy to COVID vaccines.•The same beliefs predict hesitancy for vaccinating children ages 5–11…”
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Gun Violence Trends in Movies by BUSHMAN, Brad J, JAMIESON, Patrick E, WEITZ, Ilana, ROMER, Daniel

“…Many scientific studies have shown that the mere presence of guns can increase aggression, an effect dubbed the "weapons effect." The current research examines…”
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The Politicization of Climate Science: Media Consumption, Perceptions of Science and Scientists, and Support for Policy by Ophir, Yotam, Walter, Dror, Jamieson, Patrick E., Jamieson, Kathleen Hall

“…Differential media treatment of climate change, including conservative media's tendency to reject the anthropogenic climate change scientific consensus, has…”
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Science-Consistent Climate Health Beliefs As Predictors of Climate Behaviors and Support for Inflation Reduction Act Provisions and a Carbon Emissions Tax by Patterson, Shawn, Jamieson, Patrick E., Jamieson, Kathleen Hall

“…Understanding the factors associated with acceptance of climate action is central in designing effective climate change communication strategies. An…”
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Violent Film Characters' Portrayal of Alcohol, Sex, and Tobacco-Related Behaviors by BLEAKLEY, Amy, ROMER, Daniel, JAMIESON, Patrick E

“…To determine the extent to which movies popular with adolescents feature characters who jointly engage in violence and other risk behaviors. We hypothesized…”
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What Caused the Narrowing of Black-White COVID-19 Vaccination Disparity in the US? A Test of 5 Hypotheses by Romer, Daniel, Patterson, Shawn, Jamieson, Patrick E., Jamieson, Kathleen Hall

“…Despite differential uptake of COVID-19 vaccination between Black and non-Hispanic White Americans early in the pandemic, the gap narrowed over time. We tested…”
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The Continuing Rise of Gun Violence in PG-13 Movies, 1985 to 2015 by Romer, Daniel, Jamieson, Patrick E, Jamieson, Kathleen Hall

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Parental Desensitization to Gun Violence in PG-13 Movies by Romer, Daniel, Jamieson, Patrick E, Jamieson, Kathleen Hall, Lull, Robert, Adebimpe, Azeez

“…: media-1vid110.1542/5745216462001PEDS-VA_2017-3491 OBJECTIVE: To assess effects of justified versus unjustified screen violence on parents' willingness to…”
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Media violence exposure and aggression in adolescents: A risk and resilience perspective by Khurana, Atika, Bleakley, Amy, Ellithorpe, Morgan E., Hennessy, Michael, Jamieson, Patrick E., Weitz, Ilana

“…Media violence exposure (MVE) is associated with aggressive outcomes in adolescents. However, based on the differential susceptibility hypothesis, this risk is…”
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Portrayal of tobacco use in prime-time TV dramas: trends and associations with adult cigarette consumption—USA, 1955–2010 by Jamieson, Patrick E, Romer, Daniel

“…Objective Although portrayal of television (TV) and movie tobacco use has been linked with initiation of cigarette smoking in adolescents, its association with…”
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