Nutting B. H.

   Education

  •    BA, Ohio State University, Strategic Communication (2007)
  •    MA (In Progress), Texas Tech University, Advertising (2009)
    •         Thesis (In Progress) "The effects of single modality         cognitive load on the perceived reality of media         narratives."

   Conference Presenations

  •    May 22, 2009:
       Internation Communication Association Conference
       Chicago, Illinois
             Presented:
               Nutting, B. H. (2009). The effects of single modality cognitive load
                   on the perceived reality of media narratives.

  •    2008:
       Society for Psychophysiological Research
       Austin, Texas
             Presented:
               Freeman, J. D., Maxian, W, Wise, W. T., Nutting, B. H., & Bradley, S. D. (2008).
                  The effects of controlled attention to television on physiological arousal
                  and heart rate.

  •    May 24, 2008:
       Internation Communication Association Conference
       Montreal, Canada
             Presented:
               Nutting, B. H., Maxian, W., Wise, W. T., Siegrist, E. N., & Bradley, S. D. (2008).
                  Is television's mean world mean only for conservatives?
                   the interactive effect of political affiliation and processing strategy

  •    May 24, 2008:
       Internation Communication Association Conference
       Montreal, Canada
             Presented:
               Freeman, J. D., Siegrist, E. N., Wise, W. T., Maxian, W., Brown, K. R.,
                   Nutting, B. H., & Bradley, S. D. (2008).Attending to television:
                  Linking cardiac deceleration and controlled attention.

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