Teaching Female Prisoners About Relationship, Conflict, and Violence Management Skills: Notes from the Field
Jennifer A. Samp & Jennifer L. Monahan, University of Georgia Women and Girls in Georgia Conference, Athens Georgia (October 2007)

Roskos-Ewoldsen, D., Rhodes, N., Monahan, J. L. & Scales, M. (2007).  Ethnic Differences in Adolescent Knowledge about Smoking.   Poster presentation National Conference on Tobacco or Health.

Rhodes, N., Roskos-Ewoldsen, D., Hull, C., & Monahan, J. L. (2007).  Anti-Smoking PSAs: Message Themes and Smoking Functions   Poster presentation National Conference on Tobacco or Health.

Scales, M.B., & Monahan, J. (2007, November).  Friends Don't Let Drunk Friends go Home with Strangers.  Poster at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting.

Samp, J. A. & Monahan, J. L. (2006, November).  Communicating about a relational issue while (not) intoxicated:  The influence of alcohol consumption on communicative goals and messages features.  Top  4 paper, Interpersonal Division, National Communication Association.

Townsend, B., Keck, L. & Monahan, J.  (2005, May).  Goals for flirting at work:  A sender-based analysis.  Presented at the 2005 meeting of the International Communication Association, Interpersonal Division, Chicago.

Monahan, J. L., & Fellows, K. L. (November, 2004).  I Can=t Think About That:  Thought Suppression and Unwanted Repetitive Patterns. 90^th meeting of the National Communication Association, Chicago, IL.

Monahan, J. L. (May 2004).  Obtaining Funding for Socially Meaningful Applied Interpersonal Research.  54^th meeting of the International Communication Assoc, New Orleans , LA.

Monahan, J. L. & Samp, J. A. (May 2004).  Alcohol and Goal Pursuit:   Message Production and Reception during the $100,000 Pyramid Game.  Information Systems Division, International Communication Association, New Orleans, LA.

Monahan, J. L., Samp, J. A. & Wong, N. C. H. (November 2003).  Communicating under the influence:  A review of the alcohol and social behavior literature.  Social Cognition Division, National Communication Association, Miami, Florida.

Samp, J.A. and Monahan, J. L. (November 2003).  Alcohol and social choice: A model linking goals and affect to communicative outcomes.  Social Cognition Division, National Communication Association, Miami, Florida.

Monahan, J. L., Brown Givens, S., and Shtrulis, I. (May 2003).  Priming and Stereotyping: How Mediated Images Affect Perceptions in Interpersonal Contexts.  Information Systems Division, International Communication Association, San Diego.

Brown-Givens, S., & Monahan, J. L., (November 2002).  Mammies, Jezebels and Other Controlling Images: An Examination of the Influence of Mediated Stereotypes on Perceptions of an African American Woman.  Social Cognition Division, National Communication Association, New Orleans.

Lannutti, P. J.  & Monahan, J. L. (November 2002).  Women=s Refusals of Unwanted Sexual Advances: The Influence of Relationship Type, Repeated Requests and Alcohol Consumption.  Interpersonal Division, National Communication Association, New Orleans.

Williams, S. L., Monahan, J. L., & Roskos-Ewoldsen, D. (November 2002).  Working toward a smoke-free norm: Biased processing of anti-tobacco advertising in tobacco culture.  Health Communication Division, National Communication Association, New Orleans.

Lannutti, P. J. & Monahan, J. L. (November 2001).  Mixed Messages: Alcohol=s Influence in Dating Situations.  Interpersonal Division, National Communication Association, Atlanta. Ga.

Monahan, J. L., Silk, K.A., Dillow M. R.  (November 2001).Enough about You, What Do I Think You Think of Me?: Expectancies, Communication Behaviors and Metaperceptions.  Interpersonal Division, National Communication Association, Washington DC.

Laliker, M.K., & Monahan, J. L. (November, 2001).  Justifying Romantic Reconciliation:  The Impact of Mental Models.  Interpersonal Division, NCA, Washington DC.

Laliker, M. K., Monahan, J. L. (May, 2001).  Using the investment model to predict changes in mental models of personal relationships.  Interpersonal Communication Division, International Communication Association, Washington D.C.

Lannutti, P. A. and Monahan, J. L. (November, 2000).  Relational Framing, Alcohol Myopia Theory and Social Perception.  Interpersonal Communication Division, National Communication Association, Seattle, Washington.

Monahan, J. L. & Laliker, M. K. (June, 2000). Intensifying the Dominant Response II:    Nonconscious Affect, Cognitive Demand and Conversations.   Top three paper, Interpersonal Communication Division, International Communication Association, Acapulco, Mexico.

Monahan, J. L., Murphy, S. T. & Zajonc, R. B. (June, 2000).   Subliminal Exposure : Specific, General and Diffuse Effects.  Paper presented to the Information Systems Division, International Communication Association, Acapulco, Mexico.

Eudy, W. & Monahan, J. L. (May, 1999).  Accounting for predicaments in job interviews: How do applicants handle tough questions?  Paper presented at the 49^th meeting of the International Communication Association.  Organizational Communication Division.  San Francisco, California.

Monahan, J. L. & Zuckerman, C. E. (November, 1998).  Intensifying the dominant response: participant/observer differences and nonconscious effects.  Top four paper, Social Cognition Division of the National Communication Association, New York, NY.

Monahan, J. L. (November, 1998).  Obtaining funding from the National Institute of Mental Health.  Invited conference presentation on panel titled, Everything you need to know to get health communication research funded that wasn=t taught in kindergarten.  Health Communication Division of the National Communication  Association, New York, NY.

Monahan, J. L. & Lannutti, P. J. (July, 1998).  Alcohol as social lubricant: Alcohol myopia theory, social self-esteem and social interaction.  Top three paper, Interpersonal Division of the International Communication Association, Jerusalem, Israel.

Parrott, R. P., Monahan, J. L.,Ainsworth, S.  & Steiner, C. (November, 1997)  Communicating to farmers about skin cancer: The behavioral adaptation model.  Top three paper Health Communication Division of the National Communication Association, Chicago, Il.

Monahan, J. L. & Arata, K. V. (May, 1997).  Burned out and ready to quit?  A model of organizational burnout in the military.  Presented at the 47th annual conference of the International Communication Association Montreal Canada.

Turk, D. R. & Monahan, J. L. (May, 1997).  Here I go again: A model of repetitive behaviors during interpersonal conflicts.  Presented at the 47th annual conference of the International Communication Association, Montreal Canada.

Monahan, J. L. & Lannutti, P. J. (April, 1997).  Flirting and drinking: How alcohol and self-esteem affect women=s responses to men=s flirting behaviors.  Presented at the 67th annual convention of the Southern States Communication Association. Savannah, Georgia.

Monahan, J. L. & Turk, D. R. (November, 1996).   Repetitive communication patterns:  affect, goals and awareness.  Presented at the Annual meeting of the Speech Communication Association.  San Diego

Monahan, J. L., Murphy, S. T., & Miller, L. C. (May, 1996).   Why alcohol and confidence don't mix:  The role of social self-esteem and alcohol in judgments of sexual risk.  Top 3 paper in Health Communication.  Presented at the 46th meeting of the International Communication Associations, Chicago, IL.

Monahan, J. L. & Turk, D. R. (March, 1996).   Repetitive communication patterns:  When knowledge and motivation are not enough.  Presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Speech Communication Association. Memphis

Murphy, S. T., Monahan, J. L. & Miller, L.C. (June, 1995).  Inferences under the influence.  Paper presented at the meeting of the American Psychological Society, New York.

Monahan, J. L. & Williams, M. (May, 1995).  I don't know you but I like you:  The effects of nonconscious affect on person perception.  Paper presented at the 45th meeting of the International Communication Association, Albuquerque.  Selected as one of the "Best of Information Systems" papers.

Murphy, S.T., Monahan, J. L. & Miller, L.C. (1995).  Alcohol and AIDS:  Inferences under the influence.  Paper presented at the 45th meeting of the International Communication Association, Albuquerque.

Burns, D. M., Monahan, J. L., & Miller, L.C. (1995).  Scripts for one-night stands:  When all is said and done.  Presented at Southern Speech Communication Association, New Orleans.

Monahan, J. L., Rothspan, S. & Miller, L. C. (1994).  Sexual expertise and safer sex expertise in negotiating sexual encounters.  Paper presentation at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Speech Communication Association, New Orleans

Monahan, J. L. (1994).  Thinking positively:  Using positive affect when designing messages.  Poster session at the 44th meeting of the International Communication Association, Australia.

Monahan, J. L. (1994).  Expressions, thoughts and feelings:  100 years of emotions research.  Poster session at the 44th meeting of the International Communication Association, Australia.

Communicating with Diverse Populations:  Bridging the Culture Gap in Health Care.  Top rated Health Communication Program for the 44th meeting of the International Communication Association, Australia.

Monahan, J. L., (1993).  Participants and observers: what is it about participation that leads to increased liking?.  Paper presented at the 79th Annual Meeting of the Speech Communication Association, Miami.  Top Four Paper for Intrapersonal Communication and Social Cognition.

Murphy, S. T., Monahan, J. L. & Zajonc, R. B. (1992). Augmenting and attenuating the mere exposure effect.  A paper presented at the annual conference of the American Psychological Society, San Diego.

Murphy, S. T., Monahan, J. L. & Zajonc, R. B. (1992).  The role of affect in the mere exposure paradigm.  A paper presented at the 42nd annual conference of the International Communication Association, Miami.

Monahan, J. L. (1991).  Comprehension and social information processing: how important is context?  Presented at the 41st annual conference of the International Communication Association, Chicago.

Freimuth, V. S., Hammond, S. L., Edgar, T. & Monahan, J. L. (1989).  Reaching those at risk:  A content-analytic Study of AIDS PSAs.  A paper presented at the 39th annual conference of the International Communication Association, San Francisco.  Top 3 paper for the Health Communication Division.

Fink, E. L., Monahan, J. L., & Kaplowitz, S. A. (1988). Brain asymmetry and the mere exposure effect:  The processing of emotion without cognition.  A paper presented at the 38th annual conference of the International Communication Association, New Orleans.

Fink, E. L., Monahan, J. L. & Kaplowitz, S. A. (1987). A spatial model of the mere exposure effect.  A paper presented at the 37th annual conference of the International Communication Association, Chicago.

Monahan, J.L., Rhodes, N. & Roskos-Ewoldsen, D.   Adolescent Message Processing Bias for Anti Smoking Messages.  Presentation to the SSCHP Research Advisory Board.  May 2007.

Monahan, J.L.  Affect & Experiential Processing of Anti-Smoking Messages. A presentation in the Dept of Speech Communication Colloquium Series, University of Georgia, 2007 

Monahan, J. L.  Experiential Processing of Anti-Smoking Messages.  Presentation to the SSCHP Research Advisory Board.  May 2006.

Scales, M. & Monahan, J. L.  Adolescents’ perceptions of smoking and stress reduction: a focus group analysis.  A Poster presentation to the Behavioral Health Sciences Institute, 2006.

Monahan, J. L.  The Alcohol and Communication Choices Model.  A presentation to the Ohio State University Department of Communication on Comm. Day, May 2006.

Monahan, J. L. (January 2006).  Teens and smoking.  A presentation to the Atlanta Community/Lay Advisory Board meeting.

Monahan, J. L. (December 2005).  Teens and smoking.  A presentation to the Augusta Community/Lay Advisory Board meeting.

Tips for Successful Grant Applications From Funded Interpersonal Scholars.  Part of a preconference on “Obtaining Funding for Socially Meaningful Applied Interpersonal Research.”  Interpersonal Communication Division, International Communication Association, May 2004.

Tips for New Grant Writers.  College of Arts and Sciences Colloquium on Grant Writing.  2004.

Experiments and Human Subjects Review.  Invited presentation as part of a short course on Institutional Review Boards, International Communication Association, May 2003.

Alcohol and Communication Behaviors.  Dept of Speech Communication, University of Georgia.  Colloquium Series, October 2002.

Alcohol and Affect: Perceptions of Dominance and Affiliation in Sexual Situations. Invited presentation to the Annenberg School of Communication, University of Pennsylvania, March 2001.

Alcohol and  Communication Behaviors: When does drinking affect behavior and perception in Sexual Situations?  Invited presentation to the Institute for Behavioral Research, University of Georgia, March 2001.

Tips on Grant Writing.  Invited presentation as part of the Institute for Behavioral Research=s annual grant writing workshop.  February 2000

Tips on Grant Writing.  Invited presentation to the Institute for Behavioral Research, University of Georgia, September, 1999

Affective Priming: Why no relationship amongst the various methods?  Invited Presentation at the Implicit Social Cognition Conference, Zion, Illinois. May, 1999.

Alcohol and Women=s Communication Behaviors: When does Drinking affect Thinking and Speaking?  Invited presentation to the University of Maryland, Department of Speech Communication.  February 1999

Intensifying the Dominant Response: The Effects of Nonconscious Affect on Social Interaction.  Invited presentation to the University of Alabama=s Cognitive Studies Colloquium Series.  February 1998

Alcohol and Flirting: When Does Alcohol Consumption Affect Behavior?   Invited talk  to the Social Cognition Colloquium Series (University of Alabama).  February 1998.

I Don=t Know it But I Like You: The Role of Nonconscious Affect In Person Perception.  Invited presentation to the Institute of Behavioral Research, University of Georgia.  March 1997.

Why Confidence and Alcohol Don't Mix:  The Role of Social Self-Esteem and Alcohol in Judgments of Sexual Risk.  Invited presentation to the Institute of Behavioral Research, University of Georgia.  November 1995