OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Communication Research is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-01-01 to 2025-01-01.)

Article	Citations
Acknowledgment 2020	57
Selective Avoidance: Understanding How Position and Proportion of Online Incivility Influence News Engagement	48
The Privacy Calculus Revisited: An Empirical Investigation of Online Privacy Decisions on Between- and Within-Person Levels	30
Meta-Analytic Evidence That Message Fatigue is Associated With Unintended Persuasive Outcomes	30
Multiple Selves and Multitasking: A Dynamic Longitudinal Study	27
Communication Privacy Management in Open Adoption Relationships: Negotiating Co-ownership across In-person and Mediated Communication	25
Screenertia: Understanding “Stickiness” of Media Through Temporal Changes in Screen Use	20
The Enduring Effect of Internet Dating: Meeting Online and the Road to Marriage	19
Navigating Multiple Identities for Positive Change Through Organizational Listening	15
When the Music’s No Good: Rhythms Prompt Interactional Synchrony But Impair Affective Communication Outcomes	15
A Repeated-Measures Study of Relational Turbulence and Transition Processing Communication During the Summer of COVID-19 (Summer 2020)	15
Conflicting Goals When Seeking Support for Mental Health Concerns: Testing a Stigma Support Activation Model	15
“Be Nice or Leave Me Alone”: An Intergroup Perspective on Affective Polarization in Online Political Discussions	15
“Are You Doing What I Think You’re Doing?” Momentary Goal Projection and Goal Contagion in Romantic Conflict	14
How Do Personal Opinions Relate to Online Expressions? An Experimental Study Among Muslim Minority Groups in The Netherlands	13
How Moral Reframing Enhances Political Persuasion: The Role of Processing Fluency and Self-Affirmation	12
A Meta-Analysis Examining the Role of Character-Recipient Similarity in Narrative Persuasion	12
Perceived Influence of Partisan News and Online News Participation: Third-person Effect, Hostile Media Phenomenon, and Cognitive Elaboration	12
Mistake or Manipulation? Conceptualizing Perceived Mis- and Disinformation among News Consumers in 10 European Countries	11
Racializing Accents: The Impact of Language and Racial Cues on Intergroup Communicative Outcomes	11
Is Online Textual Political Expression Associated With Political Knowledge?	11
Visual Gender Stereotyping in Campaign Communication: Evidence on Female and Male Candidate Imagery in 28 Countries	11
Agenda Setting, Cross-cutting Effects, and Political Expression on Social Media: The Gun Violence Case	9
Ecological Influences on the Formation of the Hiring Network in the Communication Job Market, 2015 to 2019	9
Reactance to Persuasive Messages Depends on Felt Obligation	9

How Can We Increase Privacy Protection Behavior? A Longitudinal Experiment Testing Three Intervention Strategies	9
“None of Us Wanted to be at This Party, But What a Guest List”: How Technology Workers Position Themselves on LinkedIn Following Layoffs	9
When Disagreement Becomes Uncivil on Social Media: The Role of Passive Receiving and Active Expression of Incivility in Influencing Political Polarization	8
“I’ll Change My Beliefs When I See It”: Video Fact Checks Outperform Text Fact Checks in Correcting Misperceptions Among Those Holding False or Uncertain Pre-Existing Beliefs	8
New Digital Divide Shaped by Algorithm? Evidence from Agent-Based Testing on Douyin’s Health-Related Video Recommendation	7
How Moral Expectancy Violations Influence Audiences’ Affective Dispositions Toward Characters	7
Expansion and Exploration of the Superdiffuser Model With Agent-Based Modeling	7
How Political Overconfidence Fuels Affective Polarization in Cross-cutting Discussions	6
Community Storytelling Network, Expressive Digital Media Use, and Civic Engagement	6
Is Partisan Selective Exposure an American Peculiarity? A Comparative Study of News Browsing Behaviors in the United States, Japan, and Hong Kong	6
Network Agenda Setting, or Networked Framing? (Non)correspondence Between User and Right-Wing Media Semantic Networks on YouTube	6
Social Media Use and Adolescents’ Well-Being: Developing a Typology of Person-Specific Effect Patterns	6
When an AI Doctor Gets Personal: The Effects of Social and Medical Individuation in Encounters With Human and AI Doctors	6
Spillover Effects of COVID-19 News Coverage on Willingness to Participate in Medical Research in a Diverse Sample of US Older Adults	5
Toward a Deeper Understanding of Prolific Lying: Building a Profile of Situation-Level and Individual-Level Characteristics	5
Needing Space During Lockdown: A Test of Relational Turbulence Theory in the Context of Conversations About Physical and Emotional Space During the COVID-19 Pandemic	5
Moral Beauty During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Prosocial Behavior Among Adolescents and the Inspiring Role of the Media	5
Withholding Social Support Because Those in Need Do Not Deserve It: A Thematic Narrative Analysis	5
Stigma and Supportive Communication in the Context of Mental or Emotional Distress: An Extension of the Paradox of Support Seeking in Close Relationships	4
The Effect of Dynamic Norms Messages and Group Identity on Pro-Environmental Behaviors	4
Quality Conversation Can Increase Daily Well-Being	4
The Influence of Eudaimonic Entertainment Experiences on Political Information Processing and Engagement	4
Adolescents’ Multi-Layered Media Processing: A Panel Study on Positive and Negative Perceptions Toward Ideals and Adolescents’ Appearance Anxiety	4
Distinguishing Person-Specific from Situation-Specific Variation in Media Use: A Meta-Analysis	4