Dennis F Kinsey
Biographic Data
| ID | 4394104 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dennis F Kinsey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dennis F |
| FAMILY NAME | Kinsey |
| SIGNATURE | KINSEY D F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Syracuse University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2091-4742 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Generative AI Through the Eyes of Aspiring PR Professionals in the United States
This study examines U.S. college public relations (PR) students’ perspectives on the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) on PR careers using Q methodology. The 36-statement Q sample was developed around four constructs from the extended technology acceptance model. Q sorts from 37 undergraduate PR students yielded two distinct factors. The first reflected optimism about generative AI’s role in PR, while the second expressed concern …
Crisis Management in This Visual Era
This article analyzes individuals’ subjective perceptions of the Mauritius oil-spill pictures as (un)forgivable offenses on the part of the oil-tanker company responsible for the spill. Utilizing Q Methodology, this research examined a Q sample of 37 crisis photos drawn from a concourse of 158 pictures published in various news media globally. The article identified at least two groups of people who indicated variant perceptions of the company up…
News Audiences in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
This study segmented digital news users according to their engagement with news personalization services. A national survey of 1,369 randomly selected digital news users was conducted. Three groups were identified through latent class analysis: Optimizers, Mainstreamers, and Skeptics. Optimizers had the most favorable attitude toward the services and the highest perceived contingency of news personalization. Skeptics showed the least favorable at…
Meaning of Democracy Around the World
This study examines thematic and structural features of 120 short films submitted to a worldwide video competition encouraging global dialogue on democracy. Each video is analyzed to identify prominent themes of democracy, such as equal participation and diversity, along with audio and visual structural elements. Authors investigate whether and how thematic and structural aspects of videos differ depending upon the geographical region and politic…
Communication behavior and presidential approval
This study compares empirically the relationship between presidential approval and interpersonal discussion in parallel with the role of mass media, during the 1992 U.S. primary election campaign. Data were collected in a panel survey of 670 randomly sampled registered voters in four California counties (Humboldt, Santa Clara, Orange, and San Diego). Interviews were conducted by telephone at the beginning of the primary campaign, and again just a…
The Reasoning Voter
Meaning of Democracy Around the World
This study examines thematic and structural features of 120 short films submitted to a worldwide video competition encouraging global dialogue on democracy. Each video is analyzed to identify prominent themes of democracy, such as equal participation and diversity, along with audio and visual structural elements. Authors investigate whether and how thematic and structural aspects of videos differ depending upon the geographical region and politic…
Communication behavior and presidential approval
This study compares empirically the relationship between presidential approval and interpersonal discussion in parallel with the role of mass media, during the 1992 U.S. primary election campaign. Data were collected in a panel survey of 670 randomly sampled registered voters in four California counties (Humboldt, Santa Clara, Orange, and San Diego). Interviews were conducted by telephone at the beginning of the primary campaign, and again just a…
The Reasoning Voter
The Reasoning Voter
Communication behavior and presidential approval
This study compares empirically the relationship between presidential approval and interpersonal discussion in parallel with the role of mass media, during the 1992 U.S. primary election campaign. Data were collected in a panel survey of 670 randomly sampled registered voters in four California counties (Humboldt, Santa Clara, Orange, and San Diego). Interviews were conducted by telephone at the beginning of the primary campaign, and again just a…
Meaning of Democracy Around the World
This study examines thematic and structural features of 120 short films submitted to a worldwide video competition encouraging global dialogue on democracy. Each video is analyzed to identify prominent themes of democracy, such as equal participation and diversity, along with audio and visual structural elements. Authors investigate whether and how thematic and structural aspects of videos differ depending upon the geographical region and politic…
Crisis Management in This Visual Era
This article analyzes individuals’ subjective perceptions of the Mauritius oil-spill pictures as (un)forgivable offenses on the part of the oil-tanker company responsible for the spill. Utilizing Q Methodology, this research examined a Q sample of 37 crisis photos drawn from a concourse of 158 pictures published in various news media globally. The article identified at least two groups of people who indicated variant perceptions of the company up…
News Audiences in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
This study segmented digital news users according to their engagement with news personalization services. A national survey of 1,369 randomly selected digital news users was conducted. Three groups were identified through latent class analysis: Optimizers, Mainstreamers, and Skeptics. Optimizers had the most favorable attitude toward the services and the highest perceived contingency of news personalization. Skeptics showed the least favorable at…
Generative AI Through the Eyes of Aspiring PR Professionals in the United States
This study examines U.S. college public relations (PR) students’ perspectives on the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) on PR careers using Q methodology. The 36-statement Q sample was developed around four constructs from the extended technology acceptance model. Q sorts from 37 undergraduate PR students yielded two distinct factors. The first reflected optimism about generative AI’s role in PR, while the second expressed concern …
Political science (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Public Relations and Crisis Communication (3 works) · Social Media and Politics (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Advertising (2 works) · Business (2 works)