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Stephen Lacy

Professor Emeritus

Michigan State University

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College of Communication Arts and Sciences

School of Journalism

Stephen Lacy is currently serving as a College Of Communication Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

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Improving the Creation of Social Science Theory in Journalism and Mass Communication Scholarship. Journalism & Communication Monographs (2023)

Stephen LacySerena MillerJennette Lovejoy

mass communication scholarshipsocial science theorycommunication theorysocial sciencesjournalism

Reinforcement in the Aggregate: Partisan Newspaper Circulation and the Presidential Vote, 1900–1928. Journalism Studies (2021)

Daniel E. BerganStephen LacyDustin CarnahanMichael StammDaniel H. Krier

preference aggregationpresidential votecommunicationpolitical communicationpolitical sciencejournalismopinion aggregation

Book Review: The American Journalist in the Digital Age by Lars Willnat, David H. Weaver, and G. Cleveland Wilhoit, Eds.. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2019)

Stephen Lacy

communicationmass communicationjournalismmedia studiesjournalism history

Civic Participation and Connectivity With a Metro Newspaper. Newspaper Research Journal (2019)

Esther ThorsonWeiyue ChenStephen Lacy

civic engagementsocial mediacommunity engagementcivic participationonline communitiescommunicationmass communicationsocial influencepolitical sciencejournalism

National and Local News Consumption and Indices of Community Participation in an American Civic-Journalism News Environment. Journalism Studies (2019)

Esther ThorsonWeiyue ChenStephen Lacy

citizen journalismcivic engagementcommunity engagementcitizen participationcommunicationmass communicationpublic opinioncommunity participationnews analyticsjournalismmedia studies

African American Weeklies See Paid Circulation Decline. Newspaper Research Journal (2017)

Stephen LacySandra L. CombsDaniel Krier

african american weekliesdisparate impactsocial mediacommunicationafrican american studiesmass communicationpublic opinioncirculation declinenews analyticsjournalismmedia studies

Three Decades of Reliability in Communication Content Analyses. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2016)

Jennette LovejoyBrendan R. WatsonStephen LacyDaniel Riffe

content analysisreliable communicationscommunicationmass communicationcommunication content analysesjournalismreliability

Issues and Best Practices in Content Analysis. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2015)

Stephen LacyBrendan R. WatsonDaniel RiffeJennette Lovejoy

methodological issueserror analysiscontent analysiscommunicationmass communicationjournalismbest practices

A Quarter-Century of Reliability in Communication Content Analyses: Simple Agreement and Chance-Corrected Reliability in Three Top Journals. (2014)

Jennette LovejoyBrendan WatsonStephen LacyDaniel Riffe

social mediacommunicationchance-corrected reliabilitymass communicationcommunication content analysesjournalismreliability

Assessing the Reporting of Reliability in Published Content Analyses: 1985–2010. Communication Methods and Measures (2014)

Jennette LovejoyBrendan R. WatsonStephen LacyDaniel Riffe

information qualityerror analysisscientific communicationcontent analysisreproducible researchresearch ethicscommunicationmass communicationcommunication researchjournalismstatisticsreliability

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Stephen Lacy

Professor Emeritus

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Communication Arts and Sciences

School of Journalism

Stephen Lacy is currently serving as a College Of Communication Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Stephen Lacy

Michigan State University

Professor Emeritus

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Improving the Creation of Social Science Theory in Journalism and Mass Communication Scholarship. Journalism & Communication Monographs (2023)

Stephen LacySerena MillerJennette Lovejoy

mass communication scholarshipsocial science theorycommunication theorysocial sciencesjournalism

Reinforcement in the Aggregate: Partisan Newspaper Circulation and the Presidential Vote, 1900–1928. Journalism Studies (2021)

Daniel E. BerganStephen LacyDustin CarnahanMichael StammDaniel H. Krier

preference aggregationpresidential votecommunicationpolitical communicationpolitical sciencejournalismopinion aggregation

Book Review: The American Journalist in the Digital Age by Lars Willnat, David H. Weaver, and G. Cleveland Wilhoit, Eds.. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2019)

Stephen Lacy

communicationmass communicationjournalismmedia studiesjournalism history

Civic Participation and Connectivity With a Metro Newspaper. Newspaper Research Journal (2019)

Esther ThorsonWeiyue ChenStephen Lacy

civic engagementsocial mediacommunity engagementcivic participationonline communitiescommunicationmass communicationsocial influencepolitical sciencejournalism

National and Local News Consumption and Indices of Community Participation in an American Civic-Journalism News Environment. Journalism Studies (2019)

Esther ThorsonWeiyue ChenStephen Lacy

citizen journalismcivic engagementcommunity engagementcitizen participationcommunicationmass communicationpublic opinioncommunity participationnews analyticsjournalismmedia studies

African American Weeklies See Paid Circulation Decline. Newspaper Research Journal (2017)

Stephen LacySandra L. CombsDaniel Krier

african american weekliesdisparate impactsocial mediacommunicationafrican american studiesmass communicationpublic opinioncirculation declinenews analyticsjournalismmedia studies

Three Decades of Reliability in Communication Content Analyses. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2016)

Jennette LovejoyBrendan R. WatsonStephen LacyDaniel Riffe

content analysisreliable communicationscommunicationmass communicationcommunication content analysesjournalismreliability

Issues and Best Practices in Content Analysis. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2015)

Stephen LacyBrendan R. WatsonDaniel RiffeJennette Lovejoy

methodological issueserror analysiscontent analysiscommunicationmass communicationjournalismbest practices

A Quarter-Century of Reliability in Communication Content Analyses: Simple Agreement and Chance-Corrected Reliability in Three Top Journals. (2014)

Jennette LovejoyBrendan WatsonStephen LacyDaniel Riffe

social mediacommunicationchance-corrected reliabilitymass communicationcommunication content analysesjournalismreliability

Assessing the Reporting of Reliability in Published Content Analyses: 1985–2010. Communication Methods and Measures (2014)

Jennette LovejoyBrendan R. WatsonStephen LacyDaniel Riffe

information qualityerror analysisscientific communicationcontent analysisreproducible researchresearch ethicscommunicationmass communicationcommunication researchjournalismstatisticsreliability

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