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Michael Slater

Social and Behavioral Sciences Distinguished Professor

Ohio State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

School of Communication

Michael Slater is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Social and Behavioral Sciences Distinguished Professor at Ohio State University.

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Ohio State University

Social and Behavioral Sciences Distinguished Professor

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communication mass communication behavioral sciences health communication journalism psychology media studies narrative adolescent health communication research adolescent psychology advertising risk communication social media tobacco control scholarly communication interpersonal communication substance use adolescence marketing communications social marketing political communication audience reception tobacco use alcohol misuse addictive behaviors television studies news analytics alcohol abuse cancer prevention community health harm reduction educational communication attitude theory consumer research behavioral research preventive medicine societal influence beverage industry alcohol use screen medium social science research juvenile delinquency cannabis use health literacy alcohol dependence lived experience educational psychology cancer care adolescent medicine youth justice information behavior consumer attitudes warning system younger adolescents beer ads social identity addiction medicine school psychology youth services exposure assessment personal identity victimology narrative persuasion media effects health audience segmentation media effects research spirals model story world intimate partner violence evidence-based practices health communication campaigns alcohol advertising cigarette advertisements retrospective imaginative involvement marijuana edibles popular medium communication studies medium culture persuasion medium literacy

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Pandemic Lifeworlds: A Segmentation Analysis of Public Responsiveness to Official Communication About Covid-19 in England. PLoS ONE (2024)

Stephen ColemanMichael D. SlaterPhil WrightOliver WrightLauren SkardonGillian Hayes

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationmass communicationcovid-19social mediasegmentation analysispandemic lifeworldsinfectious diseasesonline informationpublic responsivenessofficial communication

Stigma and Efficacy Beliefs Regarding Opioid Use Disorder Treatment and Naloxone in Communities Participating in the Healing Communities Study Intervention. PLoS ONE (2024)

Nicky LewisBarry EgglestonRedonna K. ChandlerDawn Goddard-EckrichJamie E. LusterDacia D. BeardEmma RodgersRouba ChahinePhilip M. WestgateShoshana N. BenjaminJaNae HollowayThomas ClarkeR. Craig LefebvreMichael D. SteinDonald W. HelmeJennifer ReynoldsSharon L. WalshDarcy FreedmanNabila El-BasselKara StephensAnita SilwalMichelle LofwallJanet E. ChilderhoseHilary L. SurrattBrooke N. CrockettAmy L. FarmerJames L. DavidLaura FanucchiJudy HarnessBen WilburnKelli BurseyKristin MattsonSarah MannRebecca D. JacksonAimee ShadwickKatherine CalverDeborah ChasslerJennifer KimballNancy ReganJeffrey H. SametRachel Sword-CruzMichael D. Slater

public healthopioid use disordercommunity healthefficacy beliefscommunity mental healthmental healthopioid epidemicaddictionaddiction treatmentsubstance use disordershealing communitiesstigma

Testimonials as Motivators: The Case of End-Of-Life Conversations. Human Communication Research (2024)

Judy WattsEmily Moyer-GuséMichael D Slater

interpersonal communicationcommunicationmotivationnarrativepsychologycommunication researchhuman communicationend-of-life conversationsbehavioral sciences

Using the “Media as Mediator” Approach to Understand the Influence of Communication Channel Trust on Covid-19 Protective Behaviors: England, January 2022. Journal of Health Communication (2024)

Michael D. SlaterStephen ColemanNina Freiberger

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationtrustcovid-19communication channel trustcommunication researchrisk communicationjournalismmedia studies

Affective Responses to Counter-Attitudinal Testimonials Drive Persuasive Effects: The Case of Physician-Assisted Suicide. Communication Research (2023)

Judy WattsMichael D. SlaterEmily Moyer-Gusé

health communicationcommunicationpersuasionpersuasive effectsscientific communicationhealth psychologypsychologycommunication researchaffective responsescounter-attitudinal testimonialsphysician-assisted suicidebehavioral sciences

Identity Drives Polarization: Advancing the Hegselmann-Krause Model by Identity Groups. Springer proceedings in complexity (2023)

František KalvasAshwin RamaswamyMichael D. Slater

political scienceidentity groupssocial sciencesorganizational theoryhegselmann-krause model

Lessons Learned From Developing Tailored Community Communication Campaigns in the Healing Communities Study. Journal of Health Communication (2023)

Michael D. SteinCarol KrauseEmma RodgersAnita SilwalDonald HelmeMichael SlaterDacia BeardNicky LewisJamie LusterKara StephensCraig Lefebvre

public healthhealth communicationcommunication

Correlates of U.S. Young Adults’ Awareness of Alcohol Use as a Behavioral Risk Factor for Cancer. Preventive Medicine Reports (2022)

Lauren LongMahmood A. AlalwanBrittney Keller-HamiltonMichael D. SlaterDarren Mays

public healthhealth communicationbehavioral healthmental healthadolescent healthbehavioral risk factorcancer preventionpreventive healthcarepreventive medicinealcohol usetobacco usehealth preventiondisease preventionhealth sciencestobacco controlhealth policy

Prospective Associations Between Attitudes Toward Alcohol Advertisements and Alcohol Use Behaviors Among Adolescent Boys. Addictive Behaviors Reports (2022)

Danaye E. NixonAmy K. FerketichMichael D. SlaterDarren MaysBrittney Keller-Hamilton

public healthalcohol use behaviorsepidemiologyadolescent healthattitude theoryadolescent boysadolescent psychologyalcohol advertisementsconsumer attitudesbehavioral sciences

Testing the Effectiveness of Alcohol Health Warning Label Formats: An Online Experimental Study With Australian Adult Drinkers. PLoS ONE (2022)

Emily BrennanKimberley DunstoneAmanda VittigliaSam MancusoSarah DurkinMichael D. SlaterJanet HoekSimone PettigrewMelanie Wakefield

public healthalcohol healthonline experimental studyhealth communicationlabel formatsonline experimentsmental healthaustralian adult drinkersbeverage industrypsychiatryhealth sciences

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Michael Slater

Social and Behavioral Sciences Distinguished Professor

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Communication

Michael Slater is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Social and Behavioral Sciences Distinguished Professor at Ohio State University.

Honors

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Education

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Michael Slater

Ohio State University

Social and Behavioral Sciences Distinguished Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Pandemic Lifeworlds: A Segmentation Analysis of Public Responsiveness to Official Communication About Covid-19 in England. PLoS ONE (2024)

Stephen ColemanMichael D. SlaterPhil WrightOliver WrightLauren SkardonGillian Hayes

Stigma and Efficacy Beliefs Regarding Opioid Use Disorder Treatment and Naloxone in Communities Participating in the Healing Communities Study Intervention. PLoS ONE (2024)

public healthopioid use disordercommunity healthefficacy beliefscommunity mental healthmental healthopioid epidemicaddictionaddiction treatmentsubstance use disordershealing communitiesstigma

Testimonials as Motivators: The Case of End-Of-Life Conversations. Human Communication Research (2024)

Judy WattsEmily Moyer-GuséMichael D Slater

interpersonal communicationcommunicationmotivationnarrativepsychologycommunication researchhuman communicationend-of-life conversationsbehavioral sciences

Using the “Media as Mediator” Approach to Understand the Influence of Communication Channel Trust on Covid-19 Protective Behaviors: England, January 2022. Journal of Health Communication (2024)

Michael D. SlaterStephen ColemanNina Freiberger

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationtrustcovid-19communication channel trustcommunication researchrisk communicationjournalismmedia studies

Affective Responses to Counter-Attitudinal Testimonials Drive Persuasive Effects: The Case of Physician-Assisted Suicide. Communication Research (2023)

Judy WattsMichael D. SlaterEmily Moyer-Gusé

Identity Drives Polarization: Advancing the Hegselmann-Krause Model by Identity Groups. Springer proceedings in complexity (2023)

František KalvasAshwin RamaswamyMichael D. Slater

political scienceidentity groupssocial sciencesorganizational theoryhegselmann-krause model

Lessons Learned From Developing Tailored Community Communication Campaigns in the Healing Communities Study. Journal of Health Communication (2023)

Michael D. SteinCarol KrauseEmma RodgersAnita SilwalDonald HelmeMichael SlaterDacia BeardNicky LewisJamie LusterKara StephensCraig Lefebvre

public healthhealth communicationcommunication

Correlates of U.S. Young Adults’ Awareness of Alcohol Use as a Behavioral Risk Factor for Cancer. Preventive Medicine Reports (2022)

Lauren LongMahmood A. AlalwanBrittney Keller-HamiltonMichael D. SlaterDarren Mays

Prospective Associations Between Attitudes Toward Alcohol Advertisements and Alcohol Use Behaviors Among Adolescent Boys. Addictive Behaviors Reports (2022)

Danaye E. NixonAmy K. FerketichMichael D. SlaterDarren MaysBrittney Keller-Hamilton

public healthalcohol use behaviorsepidemiologyadolescent healthattitude theoryadolescent boysadolescent psychologyalcohol advertisementsconsumer attitudesbehavioral sciences

Testing the Effectiveness of Alcohol Health Warning Label Formats: An Online Experimental Study With Australian Adult Drinkers. PLoS ONE (2022)

Emily BrennanKimberley DunstoneAmanda VittigliaSam MancusoSarah DurkinMichael D. SlaterJanet HoekSimone PettigrewMelanie Wakefield

public healthalcohol healthonline experimental studyhealth communicationlabel formatsonline experimentsmental healthaustralian adult drinkersbeverage industrypsychiatryhealth sciences

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