O'Sullivan,
P. B. (2004, July) Channel as metacommunication: Message of the medium.
Presented at the International Conference on Language and Social Psychology, State
College, PA.
O'Sullivan,
P. B. (2003, May). Masspersonal communication: Communication technology and transcendent
theoretical frameworks. Presented to the International Communication Association's
annual conference, San Diego.
Whyte,
A., O'Sullivan, P. B., & Hunt, S. (2003, May). Double strangeness: Anxiety and
uncertainty in web-based instruction. Presented to the International Communication
Association's annual conference, San Diego.
O'Sullivan,
P. B., Hunt, S. K., Lippert, L. L. Owens, S., & Whyte, A. (2002, November). Forms
and uses of mediated immediacy. Presented to the National Communication Association's
annual conference, New Orleans.
Rains,
S., & O'Sullivan (2002, November). Moving beyond the message: Channel selection
as metacommunication. Presented to the National Communication Association's annual
conference, New Orleans.
O'Sullivan,
P. B., Hunt, S. K., Lippert, L. L. Owens, S., & Whyte, A. (2001). Mediated immediacy:
Expressing affiliation at a distance. Presented to the National Communication
Association's annual conference, Atlanta.
O'Sullivan,
P. B., Rains, S. A., & Grabb, J. (2001, May). Anonymity, deindividuation, and
strategic channel use in personal relationships. Presented to the International
Communication Association's annual conference, Washington DC. (Communication and
Technology Division and Interpersonal Communication Division joint panel).
Levine,
K. J., & O'Sullivan, P. B. (2000, November). The unexpected effect of the introduction
of videoconferencing technology. Presented to the National Communication Association's
annual conference, Seattle. (Applied Communication Division).
O'Sullivan,
P. B., & Flanagin, A. (2000, June). "Flaming" and other problematic messages:
An interactional reconceptualization toward greater precision. Presented to the
International Communication Association's annual conference, Acapulco. "Top 3
Paper" (Communication and Technology Division).
Post,
T., & O'Sullivan, P. B. (2000, June). Attachment style and communication channel
preferences in long-distance romantic relationships. Presented to the International
Communication Association's annual conference, Acapulco. (Interpersonal Communication
Division).
O’Sullivan,
P. B. (1999, November). Communication technologies in the classroom: Shaping the
learning experience. Presented to the National Communication Association’s annual
conference, Chicago. (Human Communication and Technology Commission).
O’Sullivan,
P. B., & Levine, K. J. (1999, May). Bona fide group processes via videoconference:
Mediated social support. Presented to the International Communication Association’s
annual conference, San Francisco, CA. "Top 3 Paper" (Health Communication Division).
O’Sullivan,
P. B. (1999, May). Personal broadcasting: Theoretical implications of the Web.
Presented to the International Communication Association’s annual conference,
San Francisco, CA. (Communication and Technology Division).
O’Sullivan,
P. B., & Hoffner, C. (1998, November). Melding mass and interpersonal theory through
mediated relationships. Presented to the National Communication Association's
annual conference, New YorkO'Sullivan,
P. B. (1997, November). Information management in mediated communication: The
buffer effect in close relationships. Presented to the National Communication
Association's annual conference, Chicago.
O'Sullivan,
P. B. (1997, May). What you don't know won't hurt ME: Impression management functions
of communication channels in relationships. Presented to the International Communication
Association's annual conference, Montreal. "Top 3 Paper" (Interpersonal Division).
O'Sullivan,
P. B. (1997, May). When "rich" channels are a poor choice: Information management
and channel preference factors. Presented to the International Communication Association's
annual conference, Montreal. "Top 3 Paper" (Communication and Technology Division).
O’Sullivan,
P. B. (1997, February). Impression management functions of communication technologies:
The reality of virtual relationships. Conference panel presentation, Western Speech
Communication Association's annual conference.
O’Sullivan,
P. B. (1996, November). An Impression Management Framework for the study of mediated
communication. Presented to the Speech Communication Association's annual conference,
San Diego (Interpersonal and Small Group Division).
O’Sullivan,
P. B. (1996, May). A match made in cyberspace: Interpersonal communication theory
and interpersonal communication technology. Presented to the International Communication
Association's annual conference, Chicago (Interpersonal Communication Division).
Le Poire,
B. A., O’Sullivan, P. B., Hallett, J. (1996, May) Punishing versus reinforcing
strategies of drug discontinuance within primary relationships: A pilot study
of functional-afflicted and dual drug using couples. Presented to the International
Communication Association's annual conference, Chicago (Health Communication Division).
O’Sullivan,
P. B. (1994, July). The television violence debate: Social science’s influence
on telecommunications policy. Presented to the International Communication Association's
annual conference, Sydney (Telecommunications Law and Policy Division).
O’Sullivan,
P. B., Geiger, S., & Howard, T. (1993, August). Newspaper truth boxes and political
attack ads: Does the watchdog have bite? Presented to the Association for Education
in Journalism and Mass Communication's annual conference, Kansas City (Communication
Theory Division).
O’Sullivan,
P. B., Gurien, R., & Wiemann, J. M. (1993, June). Interpersonal communication
media use in long-distance close relationships.Presented to the International
Network of Personal Relationships' annual conference, Milwaukee.
O’Sullivan,
P. B. (1993, May). Computers and political participation: Santa Monica’s teledemocracy
project. Presented to the International Communication Association's annual conference,
Washington D.C. (Communication and Technology Division).
O'Sullivan,
P. B. (1992, May). Gender and television news uses. Presented to the International
Communication Association's annual conference, Miami. Top Student Paper (Mass
Communication Division). "Top Student Paper"
O'Sullivan,
P. B. (1992, May). Emotional aspects of innovation adoption. Presented to the
International Communication Association's annual conference, Miami (Communication
and Technology Division).
O'Sullivan,
P. B., Evans, S., & Clarke, P. (1991, May). Emotional communication in videoconferencing.
Presented to the International Communication Association's annual conference,
Chicago (Communication and Technology Division).
