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Jayson Dibble

Professor of Communication

Hope College

Affiliations

Academic Affairs

Social Sciences

Communication

Office of the Dean of Social Sciences

Communication Department

Hope College

Department Of Communication

Social Sciences

Jayson Dibble is currently serving as an Academic Affairs Professor of Communication at Hope College.

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Hope College

Professor of Communication

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interpersonal communication interpersonal relationships communication behavioral sciences psychology applied social psychology personal relationships social sciences social psychology intimate relationships social media social relations communication research social behavior media studies mass communication family psychology human relations online information family relations cyberpsychology problematic social medium use digital mediums psychological trauma peer relationships attachment theory back burners parasocial interaction parasocial relationships relationship alternatives child psychology popular medium public relations interpersonal violence social forces television studies scholarly communication audience reception nonverbal communication news analytics communication studies computer-mediated communication mum effect applied psychology experimental social psychology developmental psychology screen medium psychosocial factors social-emotional development prosocial behavior human-ai interaction human-machine interaction educational communication cognitive communication burn management social network security information society human communication oral communication medium management user perception fake news news semantics persuasive technology human interaction parasocial relationship conceptual clarification favorite television characters parasocial interactions social realism social compensation television characters cognitive representations modern technology investment model analysis communication behaviors

Notable Scholarly Works

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Perceptions of Benefits and Drawbacks in Maintaining Back Burner Relationships Online: A Report on Gendered Differences Among College Students. Media Communication and Technology (2025)

psychosocial researchapplied social psychologygender studieshuman relationsinterpersonal relationshipsgendered differencessocial psychologypersonal relationshipscollege studentsgender diversitysocial problemssocial relationspsychology

Social Media Addiction, Infidelity-Related Behaviors, and Relationship Satisfaction: Statistical Moderation Requires Careful Interpretation. The Family Journal (2025)

applied social psychologysocial science researchinfidelity-related behaviorsinternet addiction disorderrelationship satisfactioninterpersonal relationshipsbehavioral sciencessocial mediasocial psychologyonline informationproblematic social medium useaddictioncyberpsychologysocial media addictionpsychologyaddictive behaviors

Chapter 8 Parasocial Interaction and Parasocial Relationship. (2024)

applied social psychologysocial forcesparasocial interactioninterpersonal relationshipspersonal relationshipssocial behaviorintimate relationshipssociologysocial relationsbehavioral sciences

Identifying Motivations for Relationship Alternatives: Analyzing College Students' Backburner Relationships. Journal of Social Psychology Research (2024)

Narissra Maria Punyanunt-CarterV. Santiago AriasJayson L. DibbleMichelle DrouinJoris Van OuytselRyan J. MartinezThomas R. Wagner

psychosocial researchbackburner relationshipseducational psychologybehavioral sciencessocial psychologycollege studentssocial sciencesrelationship alternativespsychologymotivation

Parasocial Relationships in Children and Teens. (2024)

Bradley J. BondKaren E. Dill-ShacklefordJayson L. DibbleTracy R. GleasonNancy JenningsSarah RosaenRebecca Tukachinsky Forster

adolescent healthhuman relationsinterpersonal relationshipschild psychologysocial relationspsychologysocial isolationfamily relationspeer relationshipsparasocial relationshipsattachment theorypublic healthinterpersonal violencesocial behavioradolescent psychologyfamily relationshipssocial sciencesfamily violencechild development

Attitudes Towards Passwords Sharing in Cohabiting Partners. The Social Science Journal (2023)

attitudes towards passwordscooperationinterpersonal relationshipssocial sciencescommunicationusable securitytrustusable privacyfamily psychologyinterpersonal communicationintimate relationships

Communicating With Back Burners Among College Students According to Relationship Status and Love Styles. Communication Research Reports (2023)

Jayson L. DibbleNarissra M. Punyanunt-CarterMichelle Drouin

relationship statuscollege studentscommunicationback burnerslove stylesinterpersonal communicationcommunication research

Methods and Measures in Investigating Pses. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

statistical hypothesis testpsychological assessmentpsychological methodsperformance evaluationinvestigating psesbehavioral statisticpsychological evaluationspsychopathologyperformance measurementpsychiatric researchdiagnostic criteriapsychologyclinical psychologyreliability

Social Networking and Romantic Relationships: When Mental Illness Enters the MIX. American Journal of Family Therapy (2022)

mental healthapplied social psychologypsychological traumapsychiatryinterpersonal relationshipspersonal relationshipscommunicationintimate relationshipsinterpersonal communicationpsychopathologysocial networkingpsychologyromantic relationshipsmental illness enters

Are You Going to Delete Me? Latent Profiles of Post-Relationship Breakup Social Media Use and Emotional Distress. Cyberpsychology Behavior and Social Networking (2021)

applied social psychologyinternet addiction disorderinterpersonal relationshipssocial mediapersonal relationshipsproblematic social medium useemotional distresscommunicationlatent profilesinterpersonal communicationpsychological traumacyberpsychologypsychologyonline information

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Jayson Dibble

Professor of Communication

Hope College

Affiliations

Academic Affairs

Social Sciences

Communication

Office of the Dean of Social Sciences

Communication Department

Hope College

Department Of Communication

Social Sciences

Jayson Dibble is currently serving as an Academic Affairs Professor of Communication at Hope College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jayson Dibble

Hope College

Professor of Communication

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Perceptions of Benefits and Drawbacks in Maintaining Back Burner Relationships Online: A Report on Gendered Differences Among College Students. Media Communication and Technology (2025)

Social Media Addiction, Infidelity-Related Behaviors, and Relationship Satisfaction: Statistical Moderation Requires Careful Interpretation. The Family Journal (2025)

Chapter 8 Parasocial Interaction and Parasocial Relationship. (2024)

applied social psychologysocial forcesparasocial interactioninterpersonal relationshipspersonal relationshipssocial behaviorintimate relationshipssociologysocial relationsbehavioral sciences

Identifying Motivations for Relationship Alternatives: Analyzing College Students' Backburner Relationships. Journal of Social Psychology Research (2024)

Narissra Maria Punyanunt-CarterV. Santiago AriasJayson L. DibbleMichelle DrouinJoris Van OuytselRyan J. MartinezThomas R. Wagner

psychosocial researchbackburner relationshipseducational psychologybehavioral sciencessocial psychologycollege studentssocial sciencesrelationship alternativespsychologymotivation

Parasocial Relationships in Children and Teens. (2024)

Bradley J. BondKaren E. Dill-ShacklefordJayson L. DibbleTracy R. GleasonNancy JenningsSarah RosaenRebecca Tukachinsky Forster

Attitudes Towards Passwords Sharing in Cohabiting Partners. The Social Science Journal (2023)

attitudes towards passwordscooperationinterpersonal relationshipssocial sciencescommunicationusable securitytrustusable privacyfamily psychologyinterpersonal communicationintimate relationships

Communicating With Back Burners Among College Students According to Relationship Status and Love Styles. Communication Research Reports (2023)

Jayson L. DibbleNarissra M. Punyanunt-CarterMichelle Drouin

relationship statuscollege studentscommunicationback burnerslove stylesinterpersonal communicationcommunication research

Methods and Measures in Investigating Pses. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Social Networking and Romantic Relationships: When Mental Illness Enters the MIX. American Journal of Family Therapy (2022)

Are You Going to Delete Me? Latent Profiles of Post-Relationship Breakup Social Media Use and Emotional Distress. Cyberpsychology Behavior and Social Networking (2021)

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