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Bridget Rubenking
Bridget Rubenking
Associate Professor, University of Central Florida
Verified email at ucf.edu
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Motivated message processing: How motivational activation influences resource allocation, encoding, and storage of TV messages
A Lang, A Sanders-Jackson, Z Wang, B Rubenking
Motivation and Emotion 37, 508-517, 2013
1342013
Defining new viewing behaviours: What makes and motivates TV binge-watching?
B Rubenking, CC Bracken, J Sandoval, A Rister
International Journal of Digital Television 9 (1), 69-85, 2018
1262018
Binge-watching: A suspenseful, emotional, habit
B Rubenking, CC Bracken
Communication Research Reports 35 (5), 381-391, 2018
1162018
Go long or go often: Influences on binge watching frequency and duration among college students
K Merrill Jr, B Rubenking
Social Sciences 8 (1), 10, 2019
812019
Measuring television message complexity as available processing resources: Dimensions of information and cognitive load
A Lang, S Kurita, Y Gao, B Rubenking
Media Psychology 16 (2), 129-153, 2013
672013
miniMAM: Validating a short version of the Motivation Activation Measure
A Lang, S Kurita, BR Rubenking, RF Potter
Communication Methods and Measures 5 (2), 146-162, 2011
562011
Sounding out small screens and telepresence
CC Bracken, G Pettey, T Guha, BE Rubenking
Journal of Media Psychology, 2010
552010
Captivated and grossed out: An examination of processing core and sociomoral disgusts in entertainment media
B Rubenking, A Lang
Journal of Communication 64 (3), 543-565, 2014
522014
Binge watching and serial viewing: Comparing new media viewing habits in 2015 and 2020
B Rubenking, CC Bracken
Addictive Behaviors Reports 14, 100356, 2021
442021
Emotion, attitudes, norms and sources: Exploring sharing intent of disgusting online videos
B Rubenking
Computers in Human Behavior 96, 63-71, 2019
432019
The sweet spot: An examination of second-screen sports viewing
B Rubenking, N Lewis
International Journal of Sport Communication 9 (4), 424-439, 2016
362016
Correlating a motivation-activation measure with media preference
RF Potter, S Lee, BE Rubenking
Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 55 (3), 400-418, 2011
362011
Telepresence, soundscapes and technological expectation: putting the observer into the equation
G Pettey, CC Bracken, B Rubenking, M Buncher, E Gress
Virtual Reality 14, 15-25, 2010
362010
Boring is bad: Effects of emotional content and multitasking on enjoyment and memory
B Rubenking
Computers in Human Behavior 72, 488-495, 2017
352017
Communication as a predictor of willingness to donate one's organs: An addition to the theory of reasoned action
LW Jeffres, JA Carroll, BE Rubenking, J Amschlinger
Progress in Transplantation 18 (4), 257-262, 2008
352008
Multitasking with TV: Media technology, genre, and audience influences
B Rubenking
Communication Research Reports 33 (4), 324-331, 2016
222016
Motivational Activation Measurement (MAM): Technical manual and normative ratings
A Lang, Z Wang, SD Bradley, B Rubenking
Technical Report, 2004
152004
Appetitive and impulsive: Examining alcohol use via the motivational and self-control systems
B Rubenking, A Lang
The Social Science Journal 52 (2), 258-265, 2015
112015
Project-versus lecture-based courses: Assessing the role of course structure on perceived utility, anxiety, academic performance, and satisfaction in the undergraduate research …
B Rubenking, M Dodd
Communication Teacher 32 (2), 102-116, 2018
92018
Sounding out small screens and telepresence: the impact of screen size, pace & sound
CC Bracken, G Pettey, B Rubenking, T Guha
Information Processing division of the International Communication …, 2008
92008
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