Elena Martín-Guerra

Prof. Dr. Elena Martín-Guerra

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Academic Career Length

12Years (2015-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2018
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EBEmiliano Bruner
Emiliano Bruner
AFAnnapaola Fedato
Annapaola Fedato
MSMaría Silva-Gago
María Silva-Gago
RARodrigo Alonso-Alcalde
Rodrigo Alonso-Alcalde
Marcos Terradillos-BernalMarcos Terradillos-Bernal
Marcos Terradillos-Bernal
Elena Martín-GuerraElena Martín-Guerra
Elena Martín-Guerra

15 December 2018
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EBEmiliano Bruner
Emiliano Bruner
AFAnnapaola Fedato
Annapaola Fedato
MSMaría Silva-Gago
María Silva-Gago
RARodrigo Alonso-Alcalde
Rodrigo Alonso-Alcalde
Marcos Terradillos-BernalMarcos Terradillos-Bernal
Marcos Terradillos-Bernal
Elena Martín-GuerraElena Martín-Guerra
Elena Martín-Guerra

20 June 2019 in American Journal of Human Biology
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AFAnnapaola Fedato
Annapaola Fedato
MSMaría Silva‐Gago
María Silva‐Gago
Marcos Terradillos-BernalMarcos Terradillos-Bernal
Marcos Terradillos-Bernal
RARodrigo Alonso‐Alcalde
Rodrigo Alonso‐Alcalde
Elena Martín-GuerraElena Martín-Guerra
Elena Martín-Guerra
EBEmiliano Bruner
Emiliano Bruner

14 March 2016 in Vivat Academia
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AFAlejandro Tapia Frade
Alejandro Tapia Frade
Elena Martín-GuerraElena Martín-Guerra
Elena Martín-Guerra
Neurociencia aplicada a la televisión: medición de la atención y la emoción de la serie “FOREVER” / Television-applied neuroscience: measuring attention and emotion in the series “FOREVER”

3 September 2019 in Revista de Comunicación
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MAMaría José Arrojo
María José Arrojo
Elena Martín-GuerraElena Martín-Guerra
Elena Martín-Guerra
The research focuses on how new communicative designs in the digital environment influence the perception and engagement of communicative content. The study proposes two main objectives: 1) analyze how the support itself (telephone, computer, television) conditions the perception and engagement of fiction series; and 2) how these technological supports can condition the consumption. To carry out the research, the fiction "The 100" was chosen, and the differences in perception were analyzed according to the distribution channel –subject to a schedule or not– and the impact of the level of consumption according to the technological support used. The scientific method employed is the Neuromarketing Research Methodology applied to the study of communicative phenomena. The results corroborate the hypothesis that the support and the transmission device condition both the level of attention and the active follow-up (engagement) that is developed with the audiovisual content.

13 December 2019 in American Journal of Human Biology
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AFAnnapaola Fedato
Annapaola Fedato
MSMaría Silva‐Gago
María Silva‐Gago
MTMarcos Terradillos‐Bernal
Marcos Terradillos‐Bernal
RARodrigo Alonso‐Alcalde
Rodrigo Alonso‐Alcalde
Elena Martín-GuerraElena Martín-Guerra
Elena Martín-Guerra
EBEmiliano Bruner
Emiliano Bruner