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Mi Rosie Jahng
Mi Rosie Jahng
Associate Professor, Wayne State University
在 wayne.edu 的电子邮件经过验证
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Do you filter who you are?: Excessive self-presentation, social cues, and user evaluations of Instagram selfies
S Hong, MR Jahng, N Lee, KR Wise
Computers in Human Behavior 104, 106159, 2020
1442020
Interacting is believing: Interactivity, social cue, and perceptions of journalistic credibility on Twitter
MR Jahng, J Littau
Journalism & mass communication quarterly 93 (1), 38-58, 2016
1202016
When scientists tweet for social changes: Dialogic communication and collective mobilization strategies by flint water study scientists on Twitter
MR Jahng, N Lee
Science Communication 40 (1), 89-108, 2018
722018
How should you tweet?: The effect of crisis response voices, strategy, and prior brand attitude in social media crisis communication
MR Jahng, S Hong
Corporate reputation review 20, 147-157, 2017
672017
Public relations practitioners’ management of fake news: Exploring key elements and acts of information authentication
MR Jahng, H Lee, A Rochadiat
Public Relations Review 46 (2), 101907, 2020
582020
Is Fake News the New Social Media Crisis? Examining the Public Evaluation of Crisis Management for Corporate Organizations Targeted in Fake News
MR Jahng
International Journal of Strategic Communication, 1-19, 2021
502021
The role of storytelling in crisis communication: A test of crisis severity, crisis responsibility, and organizational trust
H Lee, MR Jahng
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 97 (4), 981-1002, 2020
412020
Who frames nuclear testing? Understanding frames and news sources in the US and South Korean news coverage of North Korean nuclear testing
Y Kim, MR Jahng
The Journal of International Communication 22 (1), 126-142, 2016
282016
How radical is radical?: Understanding the role of activists’ communication strategies on the formation of public attitude and evaluation
MR Jahng, S Hong, EH Park
Public Relations Review 40 (1), 119-121, 2014
262014
Watching the rich and famous: The cultivation effect of reality television shows and the mediating role of parasocial experiences
MR Jahng
Media Practice and Education 20 (4), 319-333, 2019
212019
Defending the profession: US journalists’ role understanding in the era of fake news
MR Jahng, S Eckert, J Metzger-Riftkin
Journalism Practice 17 (2), 226-244, 2023
162023
From reading comments to seeking news: Exposure to disagreements from online comments and the need for opinion-challenging news
MR Jahng
Journal of Information Technology & Politics 15 (2), 142-154, 2018
152018
They said it’s “fake “: Effects of discounting cues in online comments on information quality judgments and information authentication
MR Jahng, E Stoycheff, A Rochadiat
Mass Communication and Society 24 (4), 527-552, 2021
142021
Using Facebook to discuss aspects of industry safety: How women journalists enact ethics of care in online professional space
K Mesmer, MR Jahng
Journalism Studies 22 (8), 1083-1102, 2021
102021
Interactivity, social presence, and journalistic use of Twitter
J Littau, MR Jahng
Quieting the Commenters: The Spiral of Silence’s Persistent Effect, 71, 2016
62016
Securitising an international humanitarian crisis: news framing of the Syrian refugee crisis in the US
MR Jahng, MJ Doshi
The Journal of International Communication 27 (2), 283-299, 2021
52021
From Political to Personal: Tracking the Use of Exemplars in Newspaper Coverage of the Affordable Care Act
MR Jahng, J Littau
Journalism Practice 16 (1), 200-217, 2022
12022
INTERACTIVITY, SOCIAL PRESENCE, AND JOURNALISTIC USE OF TWITTER
SP Interactivity, J Littau, MR Jahng
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