Ross Buck

Professor, Department of Communication

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Primary Research Theme

Social-Ecological Systems

Secondary Research Themes

Built Environment, Healthy Cities

Recent Cities-related Projects

• Measuring brain mechanisms of emotional and cognitive empathy: Using the Communication of Affect Receiving Ability Test- Spontaneous-Posed-Regulated in the fMRI.
• Primary social and moral emotions in different cultures: Empirical study of primary social emotions in societies including US, Japan, China, Uyghur, Ukraine.

Recent Cities-related Projects

Albayram Y., Jensen T., Khan M.M.H., Buck R., Coman E. (2018). Investigating the Effect of System Reliability, Risk, and Role on Users’ Emotions and Attitudes toward a Safety-Critical Drone System. International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction.

Albayram Y., Khan M.M.H., Jensen T., Buck R., Coman E. (2018). The effects of risk and role on users’ anticipated emotions in safety-critical systems. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics).

Buck R.W., Khan M.M., Fagan M., Emil C. (2018). The User Affective Experience Scale: a measure of emotions reported to pop-up warnings. [no publisher provided].

Edward V., Buck R.W. (2018). Competence, Credibility, Compassion, and Charisma: A Study of the Emotional Bases of Presidential Leadership Pre and Post 9/11: 2000-2001. [no publisher provided].

Jensen T., Buck R., Albayram Y., Coman E., Khan M.M.H., Al Fahim M.A. (2018). Initial trustworthiness perceptions of a drone system based on performance and process information. HAI 2018 – Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction.

Buck R.W., Khan M.M., Fagan M., Coman E. (2017). The User Affective Experience Scale (UAX): a measure of emotions reported to pop-up warnings. Taylor and Francis.

Emil C., Wu H., Buck R.W. (2017). Comparing racial/ethnic emotional processes linked to stress by first uncovering the group-specific causal structures. Society for Affective Science.

Buck R.W., Miller M., Powers S. (2017). Measuring responses to nonverbal social signals: Research on affect receiving ability. Cambridge University Press.

Albayram Y., Khan M.M., Buck R.W., Coman E. (2017). Investigating the Effect of System Reliability on Users Emotions. Society for Affective Science.

Buck R., Khan M., Fagan M., Coman E. (2017). The User Affective Experience Scale: A Measure of Emotions Anticipated in Response to Pop-Up Computer Warnings. International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction.

Buck R.W., Dana E., Battaglia J., Powers S., Hull K. (2017). ANALYZING SPONTANEOUS EMOTIONAL FACIAL EXPRESSIONS USING FACET FACIAL ANALYSIS SOFTWARE. Society for Affective Science.

Zhang J.M., Wang Y., Wu Y., Wang X., Buck R. (2017). A study of Malaysia Airlines’ missing flight crisis: News frames, crisis emotions, negative behavioral intentions, corporate reputation, and country image. Social Media and Crisis Communication.

Zhang J., Wang Y., Yu Y., Wang X., Buck R.W. (2017). A study of the Malaysia Airlines missing flight crisis: News frames, crisis emotions, negative behavioral intentions, corporate reputation, and country image. Routledge.

Buck R.W., Powers S., Hull K. (2017). Measuring emotional and cognitive empathy using dynamic, naturalistic, and spontaneous emotion displays. [no publisher provided].

Fagan M., Albayram Y., Khan M.M.H., Buck R. (2017). An investigation into users’ considerations towards using password managers. Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences.

Buck R.W., Miller M. (2016). Measuring the dynamic stream of display: Spontaneous and intentional facial expression and communication. American Psychological Association.

Buck R.W., Miller M. (2015). Beyond facial expression: Spatial distance as a factor in the communication of discrete emotions. Houndsmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK: Palgrave Macmillan. .

Fagan M., Khan M.M., Buck R. (2015). A Study of Users’ Experiences and Beliefs about Software Update Messages. Computers in Human Behavior, Elsevier.