Journal of Media Psychology-Theories Methods and Applications

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Media Psychology-Theories Methods and Applications is 5. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Media Task-Switching as Self-Control Failure64
Digital Communication, Family Identity, and Markers of Emerging Adulthood37
Correction to Bonus et al. (2020)20
Direct and Vicarious Routes to Relatedness Need Satisfaction Through Narrative Media18
Facing the Opposition: Personality and Engagement With Political Disagreement Across Contexts18
Problematic Internet Use in Emerging Adulthood17
Media Use as an Avenue to Political Identity in an Authoritarian Context?16
Seeking Support Online12
More Is Not Always More: Rethinking Task Demand and Mood Repair in VR Gaming12
Is It Time to Abandon the Media Multitasking Index?12
Bleeding-Heart Horror Fans12
Celebrating Wins, Lamenting Losses in the Aftermath of Presidential Elections10
Digital Game Culture in Korea10
Who Am I? Mothers’ Self-Uncertainty, Identification, and Conformity in Online Maternal Groups on Social Media10
Do I Need Pleasure, Meaning, or New Ideas Today? Exploring the Relationship Between Daily Experiences, Motivations for Media Use, and Content Preferences9
Actor–Observer Asymmetry in Virtual Reality9
Sticking to Your Guns: Testing Competing Effects of Social Identity and Competition Motivation in an Online Multiplayer Game9
The Influence of Minority Views on Majority Participation in Online Discourse9
The Effects of Pandemic-Related Fear on Social Connectedness Through Social Media Use and Self-Disclosure9
Inspiration by Role Models9
Trust Formation in AI Expert Systems9
AI for Combatting Mis/Disinformation8
Why Is Right-Wing Media Consumption Associated With Lower Compliance With COVID-19 Measures?8
Does Passive Social Media Use Harm Well-Being?8
More Mobile Connectedness, Less Well-Being?8
Correction to Ewoldsen et al. (2022)7
Measures of Social Media Use Motives During Adolescence7
Do Perceived Benefits Compensate for Low Provider Trustworthiness in Disclosure Decisions?7
Emerging Adulthood and Media Use: Latest Research and Future Directions7
Metaverse-Mediated Communication7
A Longitudinal Analysis of Political Ideology, Pornography Consumption, and Attitude Change7
Psychological Underpinnings of Misinformation Countermeasures6
Moral Tipping Points6
Is Hearing Really Believing?6
Exposure to Sexually Explicit Internet Material in Adolescence and Unwanted Sexual Behavior in Emerging Adulthood6
Emotion Regulation Strategies Are Associated With Differential Responses to the News6
Consumption of Psychological Horror is Associated With Reduced Stigmatization of Mental Illness6
An Experience Sampling Study on the Association Between Social Media Use and Self-Esteem6
Media Use and Black Emerging Adults’ Acceptance of Jezebel and Sapphire Stereotypes6
Priming Effects of Emotion-Based Group Stigmatization in the News5
How Are Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual Violence Portrayed on Social Media?5
Measuring Gratification From and Consequences of Likes5
Beyond the Screen5
Editable, Persistent, and Emotionally Expressive5
Converging Crowds and Tied Twins5
Tidying Up Attitudes, Queer Eye Style5
Trapped Between Goal Conflict and Availability Norm?5
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