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How the Media Shapes Public Perception: The Power of Agenda-Setting
08
Aug
Journalism

How the Media Shapes Public Perception: The Power of Agenda-Setting

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
News coverage can both increase and decrease related discussions on social media, highlighting its powerful role in setting public agendas. Liberal and conservative media significantly influence social media discussions on…
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How AI Perpetuates Terrorism Stereotypes in Sports
07
Aug
Spirituality

How AI Perpetuates Terrorism Stereotypes in Sports

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
AI systems, including chatbots, often perpetuate stereotypes and biases present in their training data, particularly regarding terrorism and Muslim identities. A recent study found that AI chatbots predominantly identified Muslim…
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Social Media and Gender Wars: Andrew Tate and the Manosphere’s Influence on Young Men
22
Mar
Gender/Family

Social Media and Gender Wars: Andrew Tate and the Manosphere’s Influence on Young Men

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Andrew Tate relies upon outdated and harmful gender stereotypes (e.g., men as naturally "dominant," women as emotionally unstable) to promote his theory that men are victims in a "gender war."…
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A New Era of Inquiry: Emerging Trends in Sociology
18
Mar
Fundamentals

A New Era of Inquiry: Emerging Trends in Sociology

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Sociology will be at the forefront of studies into digital technologies, globalization, environmental change, health, and economic inequalities. New possibilities in data collection and analysis will revolutionize quantitative methods, while…
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Unraveling the GameStop ‘Frenzy:’ The Power and Limitations of Reddit
01
Feb
Communication/Media, Movements

Unraveling the GameStop ‘Frenzy:’ The Power and Limitations of Reddit

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Reddit's tight, yet closed, social structure provided an optimal setting to plan the GameStop short squeeze of January 2021. However, this same structure became an impediment once the action had…
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