Media Science | Disciplines | College of Communication

The Misinformation Recognition and Response Model

Full title: The misinformation recognition and response model: An emerging theoretical framework for investigating antecedents to and consequences of misinformation…

Misinformation

October 25, 2023

The Power of Personal Ontologies: Individual Traits Prevail Over Robot Traits…

This study examines facets of robot humanization, defined as how people think of robots as social and human-like entities through…

Artificial Intelligence Human-Computer Interaction

September 18, 2023

Populist Candidate in Polarizing Media and Election

Full title: The “populist imbecile” versus the “heartless shrew”: Polarizing election coverage and voters’ evaluation in Taiwan Abstract: This study…

Political Communication

September 15, 2023

Effects of #coronavirus Content Moderation on Misinformation and Anti-Asian Hate on…

This study evaluated the intended and unintended effects of Instagram’s content moderation on #coronavirus for both the short- and long-term…

Misinformation Race Social Media

August 4, 2023

Morally driven and emotionally fueled: The interactive effects of values and…

Drawing upon the literature on moral foundations theory and the social transmission of information, our study investigated the effects of…

Social Media

June 30, 2023

Channel Affordances for Sexting: Social Presence Relates to Improved Self-Esteem, Sexual…

Sexting involves the sharing of sexually explicit material, including photos and text-based messages, with another person via smartphones and computers.…

Human-Computer Interaction Sex

June 29, 2023