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Refereed Publications
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Lee, M. J. (2003) "Introducing Expanding Hypertext Based on Working Memory Capacity," accepted for publication in the Journal of Educational Computing Research.
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Lee, M. J. (November, 2003, in press). "The Effects of Three Different Computer Texts on Readers' Recall (Based on Working Memory, Risk-taking Tendencies, and Hypertext Familiarity and Knowledge)." Computers in Human Behavior, 19(6), 767-783.
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Lee, M. J. & Ferguson, M. A (2002). "The Effects of Anti-Tobacco Advertisements Based on Risk-Taking Tendencies: Realistic Fear Ads versus Vulgar Humor Ads." Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 79(4), 945-963.
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Hansen, E., Lee, M. J., & Forer, D. (April 2002) "A 'Self-Voicing' Test for People with Visual and Learning Disabilities," Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness, 96(4), 273-275.
Publications Under Review
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Lee, M. J. & Bichard, S. "Effective Communication Targeting College Students for the Prevention of Binge-drinking: Are They Rebels?" Submitted to Health Communication. [revise and resubmit]
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Lee, M. J. & Tedder, M. C. "Effective Tailored Communication in Learning from Hypertext: Introducing Expanding Hypertext Based on Individuals' Working Memory Capacity" Submitted to Journal of Communication. [revise and resubmit]
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Lee, M. J. & Chen, Yi-Chen "Relationship between Sensation Seeking Tendency and Substance Use; Refining the Measure of Rebelliousness for Substance Use Research." Submitted to Health Communication, August 2003. [under review]
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Lee, M. J. "Hypertext: Does Disorientation Matter? Introducing Expanding Hypertext based on Adventurousness" Submitted to the Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media. Sept. 2003. [under review]
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Lee, M. J. & Irey, M. S. "American College Students' Stereotypes of Different Ethnicities in Relation to Media Use: What Are They Watching?" Submitted to Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Sept 2003. [under review]
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Lee, M. J., "Effects of Emotional Appeals Targeting College Students for the Prevention of Binge-drinking: Humor Works." Submitted to Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Oct 2003.[under review]
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