Globally Acclaimed Media Psychologist & Behavioral Scientist

Dr. Jerri Lynn Hogg

She worked with the U.S. DOD Global Operations on an anti-terrorism simulation using narrative psychology to degrade terrorist messaging and with a DARPA-sponsored workgroup on cognitive defense to understand and combat human vulnerabilities exploited by misinformation.

Her current focus includes screen time for young children, media initiative for peacebuilding in Ireland with young children; brand psychology strategies; augmented and virtual environment design solutions; and narrative messaging for positive change.

Dr. Hogg is a frequent expert speaker on immersive media (ISMAR, AWE, Digital Hollywood, & American Psychological Association) with several publications on augmented and virtual reality, including Cognitive Design Considerations for Augmented Reality, Audience Profiling: Engaging in the AR/VR/Realtime World, What Is the Real World Anyway? Exploring Design in Built and Virtual Worlds, and Sense of presence. She is also the author of Bridging Research and Practice: Using Proactive Narratives in a U.S. Department of Defense White Paper Assessing and Anticipating Threats to US Security Interests and recently contributed to the International Encyclopedia of Media Psychology. Dr. Hogg is currently working with IEEE for standards in Virtual Reality and Augmented reality.

Dr. Hogg holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and an MS in Communications and Information Management. You can find her on Twitter @HoggJL

Harnessing cultural anthropology + evolutionary and consumer psychology Caryn guides Fortune 500 companies and start-ups through the ever-changing world of visual communications.

Integrating telehealth, technology, and digital environments with research, Jerri Lynn, understand the positive use of media and technologies and their physical, cognitive, and emotional impact.