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Jayson Dibble

  • Professor of Communication, Hope College
As seen in: Fox News, NBC News, MarketWatch, The Conversation, Medical Xpress, WFMY-TV (Greensboro, NC), KTHV-TV (Little Rock, AR), History News Network, Daily Voice (South Africa)
Prof & chair, @hopecommdept, Hope College | Relationship communication researcher | truth & science | 🏈 referee | Tweets mine | RTs =/= agree
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Simmering on the Back Burner or Playing with Fire? Examining the Consequences of Back-Burner Digital Communication Among Ex-Partners

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By John Banas, Jayson Dibble, Michelle A. Drouin, Elena Bessarabova
| Journal of Automated Methods and Management in Chemistry
Back burners are people with whom one communicates to potentially establish a future romantic or sexual relationship, and these relationships are common among college students.
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Does Ridiculing Q Followers Fuel the Fire? Historical Lessons in Applied Social Science

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By Jayson Dibble
| History News Network Verified
Jayson Dibble is an associate professor of communication at Hope College in Holland, Michigan.
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Opinion | What Iowa caucusgoers and a 1950s UFO cult have in common, and why it matters

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By Jayson Dibble
| NBC News Verified
What does an obscure 1950s cult whose members believed a UFO was on its way to rescue them from an Earth-destroying flood have in common with Iowa caucusgoers? A lot, actually. The cult made for a landmark case study in how strongly people can cling to their beliefs despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. And that truth is important to acknowledge in any effort to persuade individuals to change their minds, as caucusgoers will be undertaking en masse Monday night.
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