Kenneth A. Lachlan
Professor & Department Head/Communication

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Scholarly Contributions

16 Scholarly Contributions

13
Journal Articles
3
Book Chapters
Storms of a feather tweet together: Emergency management communication on Twitter in Hurricane Harvey.
Kenneth Lachlan, Zhan Xu, Adam Rainear
Research Type: Journal Article
Social media and rumor
Kenneth Lachlan
Research Type: Book Chapter
Sex differences in informational needs and media dependencies during the 2018 California wildfires
Christine Gilbert, Patric R Spence, Adam Rainear, Emily Hutter, Kenneth Lachlan
Research Type: Journal Article
Responses to risk messaging concerning Hurricane Sandy: Two studies using the Health Belief model
Ayanna Eastman, Kenneth Lachlan, Christine Gilbert
2021
Research Type: Journal Article
Responding to a campus emergency: The effect of alert sources on learning, message speed, and perceptions of campus safety
Patric R Spence, Kenneth Lachlan, JJ McIntyre
Research Type: Journal Article
OK, Google, tell me about birth control. Sentiment analysis of anti- and pro- birth control headlines and snippets
Kenneth Lachlan, Robert Young, Anna Young
Research Type: Journal Article
Needing to know about the crisis back home: Disaster information seeking and disaster media effects following the 2015 Nepali earthquake among Nepalese living outside of Nepal
Yerina Ranjit, Kenneth Lachlan, Brian Houston, Leslie B Snyder, Anne Basaran
2020
Research Type: Journal Article
Need for cognition and rumination: Alternate explanations for sex differences in disaster information seeking
Kenneth Lachlan, Patric R Spence, Chirstine Gilbert, Emily Hutter
Research Type: Journal Article
Listen up: I've done this before: The impact of self-disclosure on source credibility and risk message responses.
Patric Spence, Xialing Lin, Kenneth Lachlan, Emily Hutter
2020
Research Type: Journal Article
Frozen while I scan: Examining the impact of media dependencies, socioeconomic status, and rumination on mitigation behaviors related to Hurricane Dorian
Emily Hutter, Patric R Spence, Kenneth Lachlan, Christine Gilbert
Research Type: Journal Article
From what I’ve heard, this is really bad: An examination of Americans’ source preferences and information seeking during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Christine Gilbert, Kenneth Lachlan
Research Type: Journal Article
Exploring sex differences in informational needs, media dependencies, and attention allocation during Hurricane Dorian
patric R Spence, Kenneth Lachlan, Christine Gilbert, Emily Hutter
Research Type: Journal Article
Exemplification theory
Kenneth Lachlan
Research Type: Book Chapter
Emotional manipulation and cognitive distraction as strategy: the effects of insulting trash talk on motivation and performance in a competitive setting
Karen P McDermott, Kenneth Lachlan
Research Type: Journal Article
Crisis communication in context: History and publication trends
Xialing Lin, Christine Gilbert, Matthew Seeger, Patric Spence, Kenneth Lachlan
2019
Research Type: Journal Article
Comparing responses to risk messages across traditional and robotic platforms: Source credibility, risk perception, and affective response
Patric R Spence, Zhan Xu, Bryan Vanco, Josh Fishlock, Kenneth Lachlan, Adam Rainear
Research Type: Book Chapter