The influence of the number of ‘likes’ and priming information on observers’ evaluations of social media status updates Karol Maybury, Lacey Tatosky, Ansel Mallonee (University of Maine, Farmington) and Amanda DeCa - Farmington, Maine - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The influence of the number of ‘likes’ and priming information on observers’ evaluations of social media status updates Karol Maybury, Lacey Tatosky, Ansel Mallonee (University of Maine, Farmington) and Amanda DeCa Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-08-29 20:33:03 Open Document File Size: 55,81 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Facebook / / Facility University of Maine / University of North Carolina / / IndustryTerm social media usage / social media / social media status / / Organization University of North Carolina / Asheville / University of Maine / / Person Amanda DeCarlo / Karol Maybury / Lacey Tatosky / / ProvinceOrState North Carolina / Maine / / SocialTag Cognitive science Media studies Memory Communication theory Negative priming Priming Neuroticism Wisdom Cognition Mind

The influence of the number of ‘likes’ and priming information on observers’ evaluations of social media status updates Karol Maybury, Lacey Tatosky, Ansel Mallonee (University of Maine, Farmington) and Amanda DeCaAdd to Reading List