Sumana Chattopadhyay
Biographic Data
| ID | 3621044 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sumana Chattopadhyay |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sumana |
| FAMILY NAME | Chattopadhyay |
| SIGNATURE | CHATTOPADHYAY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Marquette University |
| ORCID | 0009-0009-1375-8578 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Julieta Brambila, Mexico’s Resilient Journalists: How Reporters Manage Risk and Cope with Violence
Perceptions of police use of force among U.S. adults and the role of communication accommodation in improving police–civilian interactions
This paper examines how U.S. adults define police use-of-force and what these understandings of police violence mean for police–civilian interactions. Our findings show that public attitude is split between pro- and anti-law enforcement stances. Pro-law enforcement individuals see use-of-force as something that is part of the job for police officers, associate the term with positive emotions, and give the benefit of the doubt to police officers w…
Invited Article: “You are Not Welcome Here!” Understanding News Coverage of Central American Migrant Families in Trump’s America
The influx of Central American families fleeing gang violence in the countries of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras has captured the attention of the government, citizens, and the media and has created a crisis of its own leading to strong rhetoric and policy changes from the current U.S. administration led by Donald Trump. This study conducts a textual analysis of 35 stories published by The New York Times about the Central American migrant c…
A cross-national study of cultural values and contextual norms of mobile phone activity
The mobile phone is no longer just a medium of talk. Utilized more for text messaging than calling, mobile devices – with the ascendance of smart phones – are now used for a multiplicity of digital purposes in myriad social contexts. Limited research has been conducted cross-nationally on contextual norms that guide the social uses of mobiles and sociocultural factors that drive these norms. This exploratory study examines the impact of cultural …
Emerging Interpersonal Norms of Text Messaging in India and the United States
This study examines whether there are emerging interpersonal norms of text messaging—an etiquette (“textiquette”) of texting—that guide its use in India and the United States. One hundred and thirty-seven participants recorded multiple text messages sent and received in specially designed text logs. Each log secured data on the following dimensions: (1) the context in which a text was sent and received/read; (2) who each participant was with—and …
Political Engagement Through Debates: Young Citizens' Reactions to the 2004 Presidential Debates
This study examines how exposure to a televised debate affects young citizens' normative democratic tendencies, attitudes that have been linked to increased civic and political participation, including voting behavior. The authors also are interested in the confidence young citizens express in the political knowledge they possess-their political information efficacy-and specifically how confidence in one's knowledge may be affected by exposure to…
The size and development of the shadow economy: An empirical investigation from states of India
The size and development of the shadow economy: An empirical investigation from states of India
Political Engagement Through Debates: Young Citizens' Reactions to the 2004 Presidential Debates
This study examines how exposure to a televised debate affects young citizens' normative democratic tendencies, attitudes that have been linked to increased civic and political participation, including voting behavior. The authors also are interested in the confidence young citizens express in the political knowledge they possess-their political information efficacy-and specifically how confidence in one's knowledge may be affected by exposure to…
Invited Article: “You are Not Welcome Here!” Understanding News Coverage of Central American Migrant Families in Trump’s America
The influx of Central American families fleeing gang violence in the countries of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras has captured the attention of the government, citizens, and the media and has created a crisis of its own leading to strong rhetoric and policy changes from the current U.S. administration led by Donald Trump. This study conducts a textual analysis of 35 stories published by The New York Times about the Central American migrant c…
A cross-national study of cultural values and contextual norms of mobile phone activity
The mobile phone is no longer just a medium of talk. Utilized more for text messaging than calling, mobile devices – with the ascendance of smart phones – are now used for a multiplicity of digital purposes in myriad social contexts. Limited research has been conducted cross-nationally on contextual norms that guide the social uses of mobiles and sociocultural factors that drive these norms. This exploratory study examines the impact of cultural …
The size and development of the shadow economy: An empirical investigation from states of India
Political Engagement Through Debates: Young Citizens' Reactions to the 2004 Presidential Debates
This study examines how exposure to a televised debate affects young citizens' normative democratic tendencies, attitudes that have been linked to increased civic and political participation, including voting behavior. The authors also are interested in the confidence young citizens express in the political knowledge they possess-their political information efficacy-and specifically how confidence in one's knowledge may be affected by exposure to…
Emerging Interpersonal Norms of Text Messaging in India and the United States
This study examines whether there are emerging interpersonal norms of text messaging—an etiquette (“textiquette”) of texting—that guide its use in India and the United States. One hundred and thirty-seven participants recorded multiple text messages sent and received in specially designed text logs. Each log secured data on the following dimensions: (1) the context in which a text was sent and received/read; (2) who each participant was with—and …
A cross-national study of cultural values and contextual norms of mobile phone activity
The mobile phone is no longer just a medium of talk. Utilized more for text messaging than calling, mobile devices – with the ascendance of smart phones – are now used for a multiplicity of digital purposes in myriad social contexts. Limited research has been conducted cross-nationally on contextual norms that guide the social uses of mobiles and sociocultural factors that drive these norms. This exploratory study examines the impact of cultural …
Invited Article: “You are Not Welcome Here!” Understanding News Coverage of Central American Migrant Families in Trump’s America
The influx of Central American families fleeing gang violence in the countries of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras has captured the attention of the government, citizens, and the media and has created a crisis of its own leading to strong rhetoric and policy changes from the current U.S. administration led by Donald Trump. This study conducts a textual analysis of 35 stories published by The New York Times about the Central American migrant c…
Perceptions of police use of force among U.S. adults and the role of communication accommodation in improving police–civilian interactions
This paper examines how U.S. adults define police use-of-force and what these understandings of police violence mean for police–civilian interactions. Our findings show that public attitude is split between pro- and anti-law enforcement stances. Pro-law enforcement individuals see use-of-force as something that is part of the job for police officers, associate the term with positive emotions, and give the benefit of the doubt to police officers w…
Julieta Brambila, Mexico’s Resilient Journalists: How Reporters Manage Risk and Cope with Violence
Political science (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Social Media and Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Digital Communication and Language (2 works) · Government (linguistics (2 works)