Anne Groggel
Biographic Data
| ID | 284708 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne Groggel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne |
| FAMILY NAME | Groggel |
| SIGNATURE | GROGGEL A |
| AFFILIATIONS | North Central College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3321-6636 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Stereotypical Victims: Visibility of #MeToo Disclosures on Twitter
The #MeToo movement has brought greater visibility to the topic of sexual assault in public discourse. We analyzed a dataset of 1,070 Twitter #MeToo self-disclosures to examine the relationship between online visibility (retweets and favorites) and the content of victim-survivors’ self-disclosures such as victim's gender, relationship to the perpetrator, and the emotions expressed in the tweet. The visibility of sexual assault self-disclosures wa…
Testing Boundaries or Feeling Cautious: College Students' Gendered Perspectives on a Flirtatious Conversation
Role-taking is the process of mentally and affectively placing the self in the position of another. This study used a mixed-methods approach to highlight how a traditional sexual script often imposes gendered expectations of role-taking. To explore role-taking within flirtatious exchanges, a sample of college students read a Snapchat conversation and then inferred what each character was thinking and feeling. Hooking up was the most common qualit…
Role-taking and robotic form: An exploratory study of social connection in human-robot interaction
How Americans Assess Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence from a Survey Experiment
Most Americans view intimate partner violence as wrong. Less is known, however, about how the general population evaluates threats from romantic partners. When do third parties support interventions such as police involvement, restraining orders, or prohibiting the abuser from owning a gun? Through a survey-based experiment, participants reacted to a separated dating relationship scenario in which three elements were manipulated: the race of the …
Haunting details: A mixed‐methods study on predictors of details recalled from a victim narrative
Narratives are used to make sense of traumatic experiences. However, little attention has been paid to the way one processes another's traumatic personal narrative that is often disorganized and contains emotional language. I examine the orientations a sample of 734 participants took when encountering a protection order court narrative. Participants who took a substantive orientation approached the narrative through the lens of human experience a…
"Horrible Slime Stories" When Serving Victims: The Labor of Role-taking and Secondary Trauma Exposure
The emotional and psychological consequences associated with providing services to traumatized others have been well established with extant scholarship highlighting these workers' susceptibility to vicarious trauma and secondary traumatic stress. But less is known about the underlying interactional processes by which symptoms of secondary trauma emerge. This research investigates the consequences of taking the role of a person who is victimized …
Polarized Support for Intimate Partner Violence Gun-Related Interventions
Social movements pushed to reconceptualize intimate partner violence (IPV) as a social problem deserving of intervention rather than a private family matter. However, little work has examined which interventions the public is likely to support. How and where do personal politics affect perceptions of and responses to a social problem? To address these questions, 739 participants read a victim's narrative from a court case and indicated their conc…
The Power of a 😉: Emojis Reducing Ambiguity in Digitally Mediated Romantic Encounters
Digital technology has long provided new ways of initiating romantic relationships as people communicate through text messages, social media, and dating applications. Emojis have been widely adopted as a means of conveying nonverbal cues in digital communication. However, what role do platform-provided social cues, such as emojis, play in fostering or impeding clear communication and shared romantic expectations from a flirtatious text message co…
Facing Others’ Trauma: A Role-Taking Theory of Burnout
The experience of “burnout” is characterized by emotional fatigue and detachment associated with intensive stress. Burnout is prevalent across personal and professional spheres, with increasing cultural salience. Multiple factors can contribute to burnout. Here, we focus on one: exposure to others’ trauma. This circumstance spans domains from social service professions to social media newsfeeds, with potentially deleterious effects on the self. T…
The Role of Place and Sociodemographic Characteristics on the Issuance of Temporary Civil Protection Orders
Civil protection orders are one of the most widely used legal interventions for intimate partner violence. Every American state has legislation that allows victims to seek legal remedies through protection orders such as preventing abusers from contacting them, requiring perpetrators to stay away from specific locations, and ordering removal of firearms. However, judges do not grant every petition for a protection order. This study analyzed over …
She Left the Party: College Students’ Meanings of Sexual Consent
At a moment when college sexual assault is described as an epidemic, it is important to understand college students’ implicit meanings of consent. Through 83 interviews, we examine students’ interpretations of a vignette in which neither character asked nor gave consent to sex. Gendered expectations significantly shaped whether students interpreted the male or female character as giving consent. When considering how students indicate interest in …
She Left the Party: College Students’ Meanings of Sexual Consent
At a moment when college sexual assault is described as an epidemic, it is important to understand college students’ implicit meanings of consent. Through 83 interviews, we examine students’ interpretations of a vignette in which neither character asked nor gave consent to sex. Gendered expectations significantly shaped whether students interpreted the male or female character as giving consent. When considering how students indicate interest in …
The Power of a 😉: Emojis Reducing Ambiguity in Digitally Mediated Romantic Encounters
Digital technology has long provided new ways of initiating romantic relationships as people communicate through text messages, social media, and dating applications. Emojis have been widely adopted as a means of conveying nonverbal cues in digital communication. However, what role do platform-provided social cues, such as emojis, play in fostering or impeding clear communication and shared romantic expectations from a flirtatious text message co…
The Role of Place and Sociodemographic Characteristics on the Issuance of Temporary Civil Protection Orders
Civil protection orders are one of the most widely used legal interventions for intimate partner violence. Every American state has legislation that allows victims to seek legal remedies through protection orders such as preventing abusers from contacting them, requiring perpetrators to stay away from specific locations, and ordering removal of firearms. However, judges do not grant every petition for a protection order. This study analyzed over …
"Horrible Slime Stories" When Serving Victims: The Labor of Role-taking and Secondary Trauma Exposure
The emotional and psychological consequences associated with providing services to traumatized others have been well established with extant scholarship highlighting these workers' susceptibility to vicarious trauma and secondary traumatic stress. But less is known about the underlying interactional processes by which symptoms of secondary trauma emerge. This research investigates the consequences of taking the role of a person who is victimized …
Facing Others’ Trauma: A Role-Taking Theory of Burnout
The experience of “burnout” is characterized by emotional fatigue and detachment associated with intensive stress. Burnout is prevalent across personal and professional spheres, with increasing cultural salience. Multiple factors can contribute to burnout. Here, we focus on one: exposure to others’ trauma. This circumstance spans domains from social service professions to social media newsfeeds, with potentially deleterious effects on the self. T…
Stereotypical Victims: Visibility of #MeToo Disclosures on Twitter
The #MeToo movement has brought greater visibility to the topic of sexual assault in public discourse. We analyzed a dataset of 1,070 Twitter #MeToo self-disclosures to examine the relationship between online visibility (retweets and favorites) and the content of victim-survivors’ self-disclosures such as victim's gender, relationship to the perpetrator, and the emotions expressed in the tweet. The visibility of sexual assault self-disclosures wa…
She Left the Party: College Students’ Meanings of Sexual Consent
At a moment when college sexual assault is described as an epidemic, it is important to understand college students’ implicit meanings of consent. Through 83 interviews, we examine students’ interpretations of a vignette in which neither character asked nor gave consent to sex. Gendered expectations significantly shaped whether students interpreted the male or female character as giving consent. When considering how students indicate interest in …
The Role of Place and Sociodemographic Characteristics on the Issuance of Temporary Civil Protection Orders
Civil protection orders are one of the most widely used legal interventions for intimate partner violence. Every American state has legislation that allows victims to seek legal remedies through protection orders such as preventing abusers from contacting them, requiring perpetrators to stay away from specific locations, and ordering removal of firearms. However, judges do not grant every petition for a protection order. This study analyzed over …
Facing Others’ Trauma: A Role-Taking Theory of Burnout
The experience of “burnout” is characterized by emotional fatigue and detachment associated with intensive stress. Burnout is prevalent across personal and professional spheres, with increasing cultural salience. Multiple factors can contribute to burnout. Here, we focus on one: exposure to others’ trauma. This circumstance spans domains from social service professions to social media newsfeeds, with potentially deleterious effects on the self. T…
Role-taking and robotic form: An exploratory study of social connection in human-robot interaction
How Americans Assess Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence from a Survey Experiment
Most Americans view intimate partner violence as wrong. Less is known, however, about how the general population evaluates threats from romantic partners. When do third parties support interventions such as police involvement, restraining orders, or prohibiting the abuser from owning a gun? Through a survey-based experiment, participants reacted to a separated dating relationship scenario in which three elements were manipulated: the race of the …
Haunting details: A mixed‐methods study on predictors of details recalled from a victim narrative
Narratives are used to make sense of traumatic experiences. However, little attention has been paid to the way one processes another's traumatic personal narrative that is often disorganized and contains emotional language. I examine the orientations a sample of 734 participants took when encountering a protection order court narrative. Participants who took a substantive orientation approached the narrative through the lens of human experience a…
"Horrible Slime Stories" When Serving Victims: The Labor of Role-taking and Secondary Trauma Exposure
The emotional and psychological consequences associated with providing services to traumatized others have been well established with extant scholarship highlighting these workers' susceptibility to vicarious trauma and secondary traumatic stress. But less is known about the underlying interactional processes by which symptoms of secondary trauma emerge. This research investigates the consequences of taking the role of a person who is victimized …
Polarized Support for Intimate Partner Violence Gun-Related Interventions
Social movements pushed to reconceptualize intimate partner violence (IPV) as a social problem deserving of intervention rather than a private family matter. However, little work has examined which interventions the public is likely to support. How and where do personal politics affect perceptions of and responses to a social problem? To address these questions, 739 participants read a victim's narrative from a court case and indicated their conc…
The Power of a 😉: Emojis Reducing Ambiguity in Digitally Mediated Romantic Encounters
Digital technology has long provided new ways of initiating romantic relationships as people communicate through text messages, social media, and dating applications. Emojis have been widely adopted as a means of conveying nonverbal cues in digital communication. However, what role do platform-provided social cues, such as emojis, play in fostering or impeding clear communication and shared romantic expectations from a flirtatious text message co…
Stereotypical Victims: Visibility of #MeToo Disclosures on Twitter
The #MeToo movement has brought greater visibility to the topic of sexual assault in public discourse. We analyzed a dataset of 1,070 Twitter #MeToo self-disclosures to examine the relationship between online visibility (retweets and favorites) and the content of victim-survivors’ self-disclosures such as victim's gender, relationship to the perpetrator, and the emotions expressed in the tweet. The visibility of sexual assault self-disclosures wa…
Testing Boundaries or Feeling Cautious: College Students' Gendered Perspectives on a Flirtatious Conversation
Role-taking is the process of mentally and affectively placing the self in the position of another. This study used a mixed-methods approach to highlight how a traditional sexual script often imposes gendered expectations of role-taking. To explore role-taking within flirtatious exchanges, a sample of college students read a Snapchat conversation and then inferred what each character was thinking and feeling. Hooking up was the most common qualit…
Psychology (11 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Poison control (5 works) · Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies (5 works) · Criminology (4 works) · Medical emergency (4 works) · Suicide prevention (4 works) · Cognitive psychology (3 works)