University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Role-Playing as Immigrants for Learning to Trust: Constructing a Theory of Experiential Contact

This research examined whether a computer-based role-playing game in which participants created immigrant characters from Mexico and took them through the process of naturalizing to the United States could be used to promote trust. A posttest-only experiment with a control group...

Aligning climate policy with energy justice through remedial stakeholder theory

We contribute to this special issue by exploring climate policy and energy justice through the lens of remedial stakeholder theory. While stakeholder theory traditionally focuses on present and forward-looking relationships, we argue that climate change and the energy transition...

Infrared Kinesiology Tape Increases Skin Temperature and Red Blood Cell Flux at Rest

Background Kinesiology tape is used to treat various MSK conditions. The mechanisms behind kinesiology tape are not fully understood, although several theories exist. Research aims to understand the relationship between kinesiology tape and blood flow, as the current literature c...