Dissemination & Impact
The impact of scientific research is limited by a focus on publishing findings in academic journals. Dr. Courtney’s Lab works to increase the impact of research findings and relevance to the general public through multiple dissemination strategies, including conferences, videos, infographics, and lay media. See below to download some examples of our dissemination efforts.
Presentations
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"Effects of expanding direct-to-consumer alcohol delivery policies: Evidence from 18 states of increases in alcohol use and consequences"
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"Effect of expanded direct-to-consumer alcohol sales on alcohol-related online search behavior: a Google Trends study"
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"Adults engage in more physical activity during working hours when they experience greater than usual stress intensity. This effect decreases with age in males and increases with age in females"
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"College students' morning reports of their prior day stress experiences uniquely predicted current day maladaptive behaviors, including decreased physical activity and increased alcohol use"
Student Presentations
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"Inactive adults’ perceived barriers, facilitators, and intentions after moderate-intensity walking in three Different environments" led by Emily Kyaw
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"Data visualizations of physiological and perceptual responses across three walking environments" led by Yitian Jang
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"Rep by rep feel better? Strength training improves affect for infrequent lifters" led by Emily Kyaw
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"Inactive adults’ affective responses and perceptions during moderate intensity walking in three different environments" led by Emily Kyaw
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"Angry people are less likely to strength train: Bidirectional associations between daily affect and physical activity" led by Stone Norris
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"Physical activity predicting evening anxiety in adults" led by John Brandon Garcia
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"Are 24-hour activity behaviors associated with depression" led by Madeline Musacchio
