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Valerie Barker teaches in the School of Journalism and Media
Studies at San Diego State University. Her most recent research focuses on
the social identity processes associated with social networking sites. In
this context she has investigated the role of gender, culture, and age. Dr.
Barker's current research involves intergroup surveillance and contact via
social media (i.e., lurking on Facebook). Other research strings focus on two
broad areas of intergroup communication: the role of language in social
identity, and intergenerational communication from an intergroup perspective.
Dr. Barker's publications have appeared in Cyberpsychology, Behavior and
Social Networking, the Journal of Communication, Health
Communication, the International Journal of Aging and Human
Development, Language and Communication, and the Journal of
Multilingual and Multicultural Development. Additionally, she has
authored several book chapters with Howard Giles and colleagues as well as
numerous conference papers (which include 12 top paper awards). |
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