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Keith N Hampton

Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Communication Arts and Sciences

Department of Media and Information

Keith N Hampton is currently serving as a College Of Communication Arts And Sciences Professor at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

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social sciences communication sociology social media mass communication behavioral sciences urban sociology scholarly communication information society community engagement social influence social network analysis social science research network science information science social capital digital society societal influence social networks urban society information management higher education behavior analysis online communities community structure community building social isolation urban studies virtual communities e-society computer-mediated communication applied social science information behavior social life information technology online information democracy urban geography information diffusion loneliness assisted living communication research intimate relationships wired suburb core networks democratic engagement social interaction wireless city older adults digital scholarship artificial society cybernetics internet economics mobility cyber conflict digital mediums behavioral ecology diffusion of innovations internet science networked intelligence community perceptions nonverbal communication community networks online problem sociological research social stress digital literacy networked individualism social affordances local social settings mediated access social contact long distance community pervasive community social support social media affordances community development rural research community-engaged research rural sociology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Broadband and Student Performance Gaps After the Covid-19 Pandemic. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Keith N. HamptonGabriel HalesJohannes M. Bauer

communicationcovid-19higher educationsociologycovid-19 pandemicsocial sciencesstudent performance gapssocial science research

Disciplinary Brakes on the Sociology of Digital Media: The Incongruity of Communication and the Sociological Imagination. Information Communication & Society (2023)

Keith N. Hampton

communicationdigital societysociologysocial sciencessocial mediasociological imaginationcommunication researchdisciplinary brakesmedia studies

Disconnection More Problematic for Adolescent Self-Esteem Than Heavy Social Media Use: Evidence From Access Inequalities and Restrictive Media Parenting in Rural America. Social Science Computer Review (2022)

Keith N. HamptonInyoung Shin

rural americasociologysocial influenceapplied social sciencesocial sciencesaccess inequalitiessocial mediaadolescent self-esteemcomputational social sciencesocial psychologysocial science researchadolescent psychologysocietal influencebehavioral sciences

Excessive Social Media Use is Less Harmful Than Disconnection for the Self Esteem of Rural Adolescents. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Keith N. HamptonInyoung Shin

self esteemsociologysocial influencerural adolescentsadolescent healthsocial sciencessocial mediaeducational psychologysocial psychologysocial science researchadolescent psychologybehavioral sciences

A Network Pilgrim’s Progress: Twenty-Six Realizations in Fifty-Five Years. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Barry WellmanKeith N. HamptonAnabel Quan-HaaseMolly-Gloria Harper

public healthnetwork pilgrimmental healthsocial historytwenty-six realizationsfifty-five yearssocial sciencesliterature

A Restricted Multiple Generator Approach to Enumerate Personal Support Networks: An Alternative to Global Important Matters and Satisficing in Web Surveys. Social Networks (2021)

Keith N. Hampton

social sciencesknowledge discoverydata sciencewebometricsglobal important matterssurvey methodologydata privacypersonalized analyticsnetwork analysispersonal support networksweb survey methodcomputational social sciencesocial medium mininginformetricssocial network analysisinformation retrievalstatisticsworld wide websocial networks

How Variation in Internet Access, Digital Skills, and Media Use Are Related to Rural Student Outcomes: Gpa, Sat, and Educational Aspirations. Oxford University Research Archive (ORA) (University of Oxford) (2021)

Keith N. HamptonCraig T. RobertsonLaleah FernandezInyoung ShinJohannes M. Bauer

rural educationcommunicationhigher educationinternet accessmedia usesocial sciencessocial mediaeducational aspirationsrural student outcomestelematicsdistance educationbehavioral sciences

New Media Use and the Belief in a Just World: Awareness of Life Events and the Perception of Fairness for Self and Injustice for Others. Information Communication & Society (2021)

Inyoung ShinKeith N. Hampton

injusticecommunicationinformation sciencemass communicationinformation societysocial sciencesnarrativesocial mediainformation managementinformation behaviorcommunication researchlife eventspolitical communicationinformation diffusionmedia studiesbehavioral sciences

On Social Media. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Keith N. HamptonWenhong Chen

communicationmass communicationscholarly communicationsocial influencesocial sciencessocial media

All the Lonely People?. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Keith N. HamptonBarry Wellman

information societysocial exclusionscholarly communicationsociologysocial mediasocial isolationlonelinesshomelessness

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Keith N Hampton

Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Communication Arts and Sciences

Department of Media and Information

Keith N Hampton is currently serving as a College Of Communication Arts And Sciences Professor at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Keith N Hampton

Michigan State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Broadband and Student Performance Gaps After the Covid-19 Pandemic. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Keith N. HamptonGabriel HalesJohannes M. Bauer

communicationcovid-19higher educationsociologycovid-19 pandemicsocial sciencesstudent performance gapssocial science research

Disciplinary Brakes on the Sociology of Digital Media: The Incongruity of Communication and the Sociological Imagination. Information Communication & Society (2023)

Keith N. Hampton

communicationdigital societysociologysocial sciencessocial mediasociological imaginationcommunication researchdisciplinary brakesmedia studies

Keith N. HamptonInyoung Shin

Excessive Social Media Use is Less Harmful Than Disconnection for the Self Esteem of Rural Adolescents. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Keith N. HamptonInyoung Shin

self esteemsociologysocial influencerural adolescentsadolescent healthsocial sciencessocial mediaeducational psychologysocial psychologysocial science researchadolescent psychologybehavioral sciences

A Network Pilgrim’s Progress: Twenty-Six Realizations in Fifty-Five Years. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Barry WellmanKeith N. HamptonAnabel Quan-HaaseMolly-Gloria Harper

public healthnetwork pilgrimmental healthsocial historytwenty-six realizationsfifty-five yearssocial sciencesliterature

A Restricted Multiple Generator Approach to Enumerate Personal Support Networks: An Alternative to Global Important Matters and Satisficing in Web Surveys. Social Networks (2021)

Keith N. Hampton

Keith N. HamptonCraig T. RobertsonLaleah FernandezInyoung ShinJohannes M. Bauer

rural educationcommunicationhigher educationinternet accessmedia usesocial sciencessocial mediaeducational aspirationsrural student outcomestelematicsdistance educationbehavioral sciences

New Media Use and the Belief in a Just World: Awareness of Life Events and the Perception of Fairness for Self and Injustice for Others. Information Communication & Society (2021)

Inyoung ShinKeith N. Hampton

On Social Media. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Keith N. HamptonWenhong Chen

communicationmass communicationscholarly communicationsocial influencesocial sciencessocial media

All the Lonely People?. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Keith N. HamptonBarry Wellman

information societysocial exclusionscholarly communicationsociologysocial mediasocial isolationlonelinesshomelessness

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