How message appeals and prior product use influence information processing, risk perceptions, trust, attitudes, and genetic test purchase intentions von VanDyke, Matthew S, Lee, Nicole M, Abitbol, Alan, Rush, Stephen W

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Science public relations: The parallel, interwoven, and contrasting trajectories of public relations and science communication theory and practice von VanDyke, Matthew S., Lee, Nicole M.

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Decentralized Coordinated Attitude Control Within a Formation of Spacecraft von VanDyke, Matthew C, Hall, Christopher D

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Set It and Forget It: The One-Way Use of Social Media by Government Agencies Communicating Science von Lee, Nicole M., VanDyke, Matthew S.

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An analysis of direct-to-consumer genetic testing portals and their communication of health risk and test limitations von Lee, Nicole M, VanDyke, Matthew S, Abitbol, Alan, Wallace, Kaylynne, Meneses, Christina

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Using the CAUSE Model to Understand Public Communication about Water Risks: Perspectives from Texas Groundwater District Officials on Drought and Availability von VanDyke, Matthew S., King, Andy J.

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How risk decision-makers interpret and use flood forecast information: assessing the Mississippi River Outlook email product von VanDyke, Matthew S., Armstrong, Cory L., Bareford, Karen

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Can media inspire public engagement with astronomy? Assessing information modalities and potential mechanisms for inspiration in a basic science context von VanDyke, Matthew S., Yeo, Sara K.

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Science Communication Meets Consumer Relations: An Analysis of Twitter Use by 23andMe von Lee, Nicole M., Abitbol, Alan, VanDyke, Matthew S.

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Network Analysis of Water Contamination Discourse on Social Media Platforms von Ivic-Britt, Rebecca Katherine, Boman, Courtney D., Ritchart, Amy, Britt, Brian Christopher, VanDyke, Matthew S.

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Simulating flood risk in Tampa Bay using a machine learning driven approach von Dey, Hemal, Haque, Md Munjurul, Shao, Wanyun, VanDyke, Matthew, Hao, Feng

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Using Continuous Response and Self‐Report Measures to Understand Spokesperson Evaluation Processes During Water Crises von VanDyke, Matthew S., Callison, Coy

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It’s a Numbers Game: Change in the Frequency, Type, and Presentation Form of Statistics Used in NFL Broadcasts von Hahn, Dustin A., VanDyke, Matthew S., Cummins, R. Glenn

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Analyzing the nature of self-transcendent emotional elicitors in corporate social advocacy messages von Abitbol, Alan, VanDyke, Matthew S.

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Enhancing Flood Risk Analysis in Harris County: Integrating Flood Susceptibility and Social Vulnerability Mapping von Dey, Hemal, Shao, Wanyun, Haque, Md Munjurul, VanDyke, Matthew

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Selective perceptions of hydraulic fracturing von Sarge, Melanie A., VanDyke, Matthew S., King, Andy J., White, Shawna R.

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Expanding the discussion on internal management of risk communication: A critique of the current risk communication literature von Lemon, Laura L., VanDyke, Matthew S.

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The Economic Impact of Social Security Reformation von VanDyke, Matthew L.

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Set It and Forget It von Lee, Nicole M, VanDyke, Matthew S

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Selective perceptions of hydraulic fracturing: The role of issue support in the evaluation of visual frames von Sarge, Melanie A., VanDyke, Matthew S., King, Andy J., White, Shawna R.

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