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Ergebnisse:
Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Miller, Brandon: Bond, Bradley J.: Roberts, Lindsay: The lessons will be televised: Examining television portrayals of sexual consequences by gender. [2023]
Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Speno, Ashton Gerding: Gamble, Hilary: Appearance framing versus health framing of health advice: Assessing the effects of a YouTube channel for adolescent girls. [2020]
Teran, Larissa: Yan, Kun: Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: "But first let me take a selfie": U.S. adolescent girls' selfie activities, self-objectification, imagery audience beliefs, and appearance concerns. [2020]
Hahn, Rachel: Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: The tween television diet: a content analysis of US tween program food references. [2018]
Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Robb, Michael B.: Bailey, Jakki: Bailenson, Jeremy: Virtual reality 101: What you need to know about kids and VR. [2018]
Ward, L. Monique: Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Watching gender: How stereotypes in movies and on TV impact kid's development. [2017]
Click, Melissa A.: Miller, Brandon: Behm-Morawitz, Elizabeth: Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Twi-dudes and twi-guys: How Twilight's male fans interpret and engage with a feminized text. [2016.]
Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Gerding, Ashton: The cognitive tax of selfobjectification. Examining sexually objectifiying music videos and female emerging adults' cognitive processing of subsequent advertising. [2015]
Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Olson, Loreen: Fine, Mark: Hauser, Todd: Rhea, David: u.a.: Investigating personality and viewing-motivation correlates of reality television exposure. [2012]
Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Frisby, Cynthia M.: Sexual objectifcation in music videos: A content analysis comparing gender and genre. [2011]
Click, Melissa A. (Hrsg.): Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens (Hrsg.): Behm-Morawitz, Elizabeth (Hrsg.): Bitten by twilight. Youth culture, media and the vampire franchise. [2010]
Toscano, Margaret M.: Mormon morality and immortality in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series. [2010]
Ames, Melissa: Twilight follows tradition: Analyzing "biting" critiques of vampire narratives for their portrayals of gender and sexuality. [2010]
Wilson, Natalie: Civilized vampires versus savage werewolves: Race and ethnicity in the Twiligiht series. [2010]
Platt, Carrie Anne: Cullen family values: Gender and sexual politics in the Twilight series. [2010]
MacGeough, Danielle Dick: Twilight and transformations of flesh: Reading the body in contemporary youth culture. [2010]
Kane, Kathryn: A very queer refusal: The chilling effect of the Cullens' heteronormative embrace. [2010]
Clasen, Tricia: Taking a bite out of love: The myth of romantic love in the Twilight series. [2010]
Behm-Morawitz, Elizabeth: Click, Melissa A.: Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Relating to Twilight: Fans' responses to love and romance in the vampire franchise. [2010]
Leogrande, Cathy: My mother, myself: Mother-daughter bonding via the Twilight Saga. [2010]
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