Human Factors / Warning Labels | E-058238
This expert has over 40 years experience in communication messages and interpretation. He currently conducts research concerned with the interpersonal tactics and message strategies that individuals use in the context of problematic social interactions. He also specializes in communicative intention and the adequacy/inadequacy of messages. This includes the question of how people are most likely to interpret messages in particular warning labels, advertising, contracts, instructions, waivers, and so forth. He has been recognized by the field as being among the "Top 1%" of the discipline's scholars in research productivity during the 1980's and 1990's. He has been an associate editor for several journals and has held several offices within the National Communication Association and Western States Communication Association. He has taught both graduate and undergraduate level courses concerned with interpersonal communication, language, message strategies, and empirical research methods.
Location: CA
BA, Speech Communication, University of Texas
MA, Speech Communication, University of Texas
PhD, Communication, Pennsylvania State University
Member, Speech Communication Association
Member,Western Speech Communication Association
Member,International Communication Association
Member,American Association for the Advancement of Science
Former, Teaching Assistant, University of Texas
Former, Research Associate, University of Texas
Former, Instructor, Pennsylvania State University
Former, Assistant Professor, California State University
Former, Associate Professor, California State University
Former, Associate Professor, The Ohio State University
Former, Associate Professor, University of California
Former, Professor, University of California
Former, Chair, Department of Communication, University of California
Current, Professor Emeritus, a CA university