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Brad Bushman
Professor of Communication, Margaret Hall and Robert Randal Rinehart Chair of Mass CommunicationColumbus, OH, USA

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Education

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), PsychologyUniversity of Missouri
Master of Education (MEd), Secondary EducationUtah State University
Bachelor of Science (BS), Psychology Weber State University
Master of Arts (MA), StatisticsUniversity of Missouri
Master of Arts (MA), PsychologyUniversity of Missouri

Honors & Awards

Morton Deutsch Conflict Resolution AwardAmerican Psychological Association2022
G Stanley Hall LecturerAmerican Psychological Association2018
Kurt Lewin Award The Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues2017
Distinguished Lifetime Contribution to Media Psychology and TechnologyAmerican Psychological Association2014
Ig Nobel Psychology PrizeAnnals of Improbable Research2013

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Is the link between low glucose and aggression a scientifically valid concept? ASK leading expert in human aggression, Brad Bushman.
Angry or just hungry? ASK Brad Bushman about hangrinessIs the link between low glucose and aggression a scientifically valid concept? ASK leading expert in human aggression, Brad Bushman.
From physical assault to verbal bullying and online abuse: why might the fragile ego of a narcissistic person lead to increased aggression? ASK expert on anger and aggression, Professor Brad Bushman.
ASK Brad Bushman about the link between narcissism and aggressionFrom physical assault to verbal bullying and online abuse: why might the fragile ego of a narcissistic person lead to increased aggression? ASK expert on anger and aggression, Professor Brad Bushman.

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Brad Bushman at The Ohio State University
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Books

Aggression and Violence: A Social Psychological Perspective-coverAggression and Violence: A Social Psychological PerspectiveA broad overview of aggression and violence and how to stem it.Social Psychology and Human Nature-coverSocial Psychology and Human NatureSocial psychology to help explain why people act the way they do.
Integrating Results through Meta-Analytic Review Using SAS Software-coverIntegrating Results through Meta-Analytic Review Using SAS SoftwareA guide for SAS users who work with meta-analytic procedures.
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