Laramie D. Taylor
- Courses12
- Reviews47
- School: University of California Davis
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- Department: Communication
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Location:
1 Shields Ave
Davis, CA - 95616 - Dates at University of California Davis: December 2008 - February 2020
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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I expected this course to be interesting. For the most part, it was. He’s a great lecturer but his exams are pretty tough. He grades really hard as well. Going to his office hours wasn’t helpful at all. Be prepared to read not only for class but also for discussions. Seriously, a lot of reading.
Biography
Laramie D Taylor is a/an Associate Professor in the University Of California department at University Of California
University of California Davis - Communication
Experience
UC Davis
Associate Professor
Laramie worked at UC Davis as a Associate Professor
University of California, Davis
Professor & Department Chair
Laramie worked at University of California, Davis as a Professor & Department Chair
Education
University of Michigan
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Communication
Publications
Investigating fans of fictional texts: Fan identity salience, empathy, and transportation
Psychology of Popular Media Culture
Investigating fans of fictional texts: Fan identity salience, empathy, and transportation
Psychology of Popular Media Culture
Dying to watch: Thoughts of death and preference for sexual media content.
Journal of Media Psychology
Investigating fans of fictional texts: Fan identity salience, empathy, and transportation
Psychology of Popular Media Culture
Dying to watch: Thoughts of death and preference for sexual media content.
Journal of Media Psychology
The Influence of Social Identity Salience on Mediated Contact: Examining the Effect of a Common Ingroup Identity
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
Investigating fans of fictional texts: Fan identity salience, empathy, and transportation
Psychology of Popular Media Culture
Dying to watch: Thoughts of death and preference for sexual media content.
Journal of Media Psychology
The Influence of Social Identity Salience on Mediated Contact: Examining the Effect of a Common Ingroup Identity
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
Men’s sexual selectivity, romantic confidence, and gender ratios in the media
The Journal of Men's Studies
