Franklin J. Boster is affiliated with Michigan State University in the United States. Their research spans several fields within the social sciences and psychology, with a particular focus on sociology, political science, social and intergroup psychology, and applied psychology.
Their work covers a range of main topics that include:
Key recent publications by Boster and collaborators include:
Their frequent coauthors consist of several researchers with whom Boster has collaborated on multiple occasions, including:
Publication venues where Boster's research has appeared include:
Boster's work bridges social science theory and applied research, particularly in areas related to communication, behavioral health interventions, and social influences on attitudes and behaviors. The blend of topics in their publications reflects an interdisciplinary approach involving psychology, communication studies, and social sciences.
Kim B. Serota;Timothy R. Levine;Franklin J. Boster
Franklin J. Boster;Paul Mongeau
Gerald Miller;Frank Boster;Michael E. Roloff;David Seibold
John E. Hunter;David W. Gerbing;Franklin J. Boster
Franklin J. Boster
Franklin J. Boster;Michael R. Kotowski;Kyle R. Andrews;Kim Serota;Kim Serota
Hyunyi Cho;Franklin J. Boster
Hyunyi Cho;Franklin J. Boster
John E. Hunter;Franklin J. Boster
Ryan Goei;Franklin J. Boster
Franklin J. Boster;Gary S. Meyer;Anthony J. Roberto;Carol Inge
Michael G. Cruz;Franklin J. Boster;Jóse I. Rodríguez
Maria Knight Lapinski;Franklin J. Boster
Franklin J. Boster;Timothy Levine
Franklin J. Boster;Timothy Levine;Dean Kazoleas
Anthony J. Roberto;Gary Meyer;Franklin J. Boster;Heather L. Roberto
James B. Stiff;Franklin J. Boster
Franklin J. Boster;Monique M. Mitchell;Maria Knight Lapinski;Heather Cooper
Hyunyi Cho;Franklin J. Boster
Renee E. Strom;Franklin J. Boster
Franklin J. Boster;José I. Rodríguez;Michael G. Cruz;Linda Marshall
Craig R. Hullett;Franklin J. Boster
Franklin J. Boster;Gary S. Meyer;Anthony J. Roberto;Lisa Lindsey;Lisa Lindsey
Carl P. Borchgrevink;Franklin J. Boster
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