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| Zheng Joyce Wang | |
| Assistant Professor | |
| (614) 247-8031 | |
| ... | |
| School of Communication
The Ohio State University 154 North Oval Mall Columbus, OH 43210-1339 |
WangCV_2012_website.pdf |
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Qualifications:Ph.D., Mass Communication & Cognitive Science, Indiana University-Bloomington, 2007 Research Interests:I study emotion and motivation in mediated information processing, and how they are related to cognition (e.g., attention, memory, perceived reality and risk, attitude, and decision making) and choice behavior (e.g., media use, substance use). I am most interested in developing dynamic models to explain their mutual influences. I test these models using real time laboratory data (e.g., cardiac-somatic coupling, skin conductance, eye movement) as well as real world data (e. g., experience sampling). This work helps create more effective communication messages, and also helps explain and predict how we interact with and adapt to our continuously changing information environment—in short time but also in the long run. Quick Introduction:Emotion and cognition during message processing and media choice behavior; reciprocal dynamics of media use behavior and media effects on emotion and cognition; psychophysiology and dynamic modeling methods; quantum information processing. Research:Current Research Grant Principle Investigator. NSF-Methodology, Measurement, & Statistics; Decision, Risk &Management Sciences: "Quantum Information Processing," $450,000 in total, 2009-2012 Principle Investigator, the OSU site. Air Force Office of Scientific Research: “Applications of Quantum Probability Theory to Dynamic Decision Making,” $607,712 in total, 2012-2015 Read More about My Research and the CAP Lab Welcome to visit my "old" personal website: Media & Cognitive Science [click to visit] which will be replaced by a "new" website soon. Here is my OSUPro webpage [click to visit] Welcome to visit our Communication and Psychophysiology (CAP) Lab webpage: the new site is coming soon, but here are a few pictures from the "old" lab [click to see] Also I'm affiliated with the Center for Cognitive Science [CCS website] |




