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Peter Christenson

Professor of Rhetoric and Media Studies

Lewis & Clark College

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Division Of Arts And Humanities

The College

Studies Of Department Of Rhetoric And Media

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Peter Christenson is currently serving as a Division Of Arts And Humanities Professor of Rhetoric and Media Studies at Lewis & Clark College.

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Peter Christenson

Lewis & Clark College

Professor of Rhetoric and Media Studies

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substance use disorders substance use music addictive behaviors behavioral sciences psychology popular culture addiction psychoactive substance use performance studies mental health substance abuse media studies narrative music psychology television studies substance addiction cultural context problematic smartphone use popular movies popular prime-time television pop music substance portrayals popular music videos literature medium communication ethnomusicology drama education cultural policy music education english mass communication public opinion humanities political communication digital mediums communication theory popular medium critical theory discourse analysis social semiotics public life sociolinguistics digital humanities contemporary drama intellectual discourse digital scholarship contemporary theatre college english creative writing academic ethic public performance composition studies communication cultural studies children's literature english education dramaturgy medium culture public relations playwriting musicology performance art rhetoric culture screen medium american humor theatre journalism

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What Has America Been Singing About? Trends in Themes in the U.S. Top-40 Songs: 1960–2010. Psychology of Music (2018)

The Effects of Violent and Antisocial Music on Children and Adolescents. (2014)

Booze, Drugs, and Pop Music: Trends in Substance Portrayals in the Billboard Top 100—1968–2008. Substance Use & Misuse (2012)

Peter ChristensonDonald F. RobertsNicholas Bjork

substance use disorderssubstance addictionsubstance abuseaddictionnarrativepsychoactive substance useproblematic smartphone usesubstance portrayalspop musicpopular culturecultural contextmusicaddictive behaviorsmedia studiessubstance useperformance studies

Booze, Drugs and Popular Music: Trends in Substance Portrayals in the Billboard Top 100. Substance Use and Misuse (2011)

Intergenerational Continuity of Taste: Parental and Adolescent Music Preferences. Social Forces (2011)

The Multicultural Implications of Popular Music. (2008)

Substance Use in Popular Music Videos. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2002)

Donald F. RobertsPeter G. ChristensonLisa HenriksenElizabeth BandyHubert D. JessupJulie Abdul-Wahid

substance use disordersaddictionpsychoactive substance usepsychologypopular music videosmusicaddictive behaviorsmusic psychologysubstance usebehavioral sciences

"Here's Looking at You, Kid": Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco in Entertainment Media. a Literature Review Prepared for the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University.. (2000)

Substance Use in Popular Prime-Time Television. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2000)

Peter G. ChristensonLisa HenriksenDonald F. Roberts

substance use disorderspsychologypopular prime-time televisionmental healthaddictive behaviorstelevision studiessubstance usebehavioral sciences

Substance Use in Popular Movies and Music.. (1999)

Donald F. RobertsLisa HenriksenPeter G. Christenson

substance use disorderspopular moviesmusicpopular culturesubstance use

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Peter Christenson

Professor of Rhetoric and Media Studies

Lewis & Clark College

Affiliations

Division Of Arts And Humanities

The College

Studies Of Department Of Rhetoric And Media

computer lab

Peter Christenson is currently serving as a Division Of Arts And Humanities Professor of Rhetoric and Media Studies at Lewis & Clark College.

Honors

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Peter Christenson

Lewis & Clark College

Professor of Rhetoric and Media Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

What Has America Been Singing About? Trends in Themes in the U.S. Top-40 Songs: 1960–2010. Psychology of Music (2018)

The Effects of Violent and Antisocial Music on Children and Adolescents. (2014)

Booze, Drugs, and Pop Music: Trends in Substance Portrayals in the Billboard Top 100—1968–2008. Substance Use & Misuse (2012)

Peter ChristensonDonald F. RobertsNicholas Bjork

Booze, Drugs and Popular Music: Trends in Substance Portrayals in the Billboard Top 100. Substance Use and Misuse (2011)

Intergenerational Continuity of Taste: Parental and Adolescent Music Preferences. Social Forces (2011)

The Multicultural Implications of Popular Music. (2008)

Substance Use in Popular Music Videos. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2002)

Donald F. RobertsPeter G. ChristensonLisa HenriksenElizabeth BandyHubert D. JessupJulie Abdul-Wahid

substance use disordersaddictionpsychoactive substance usepsychologypopular music videosmusicaddictive behaviorsmusic psychologysubstance usebehavioral sciences

"Here's Looking at You, Kid": Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco in Entertainment Media. a Literature Review Prepared for the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University.. (2000)

Substance Use in Popular Prime-Time Television. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2000)

Peter G. ChristensonLisa HenriksenDonald F. Roberts

substance use disorderspsychologypopular prime-time televisionmental healthaddictive behaviorstelevision studiessubstance usebehavioral sciences

Substance Use in Popular Movies and Music.. (1999)

Donald F. RobertsLisa HenriksenPeter G. Christenson

substance use disorderspopular moviesmusicpopular culturesubstance use

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