Despite their enormous potential impact on population health and health inequities, police
violence and use of excessive force have only recently been addressed from a public health …

Focusing on social media affordances and China's social/political context, the present study
analyzed the digital communication practices about COVID-19 vaccines on a popular social …

Abstract After George Floyd was murdered in 2020, US police procedurals faced increased
scrutiny with regards to the ideological implications of how police are represented. This …

Police body-worn cameras (BWCs) have emerged in response to calls for greater police
transparency and accountability. Leveraged as techno-regulatory tools with the potential to …

This paper examines the unregulated approach to video evidence in US courts. It provides
an overview of three key factors that contribute to the inconsistent treatment of video as …

Body-worn camera and citizen device videos capturing police use-of-force are shared and
commented upon widely within social media. This study investigated how point-of-view …

Video evidence is proliferating in the courtroom, outpacing the incremental advances in
policies governing its use. Psychological research on attention and perception indicates that …

Abstract Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) is an involuntary tingling
sensation that is pleasant and relaxing. Given its rapid growth in popularity and increasing …

Many frameworks exist that explain how people interact with avatars. Our core argument is
that the primary theoretical mechanisms of a user-avatar bond (ie, UAB) rest with the way …

This chapter explores the role of journalistic adherence to newsroom norms and journalistic
practices to understand how this mindset and cycle perpetuate racial inequities. Specifically …