Communication Archive
Acculturation and Transnational Communication: Understanding International Students’ Adaptation Strategies in the U.S.
Rawan Hegazy, Mst Rokshana Pervin (Grady M.A. student), and Kexi Chen, “Acculturation and Transnational Communication: Understanding International Students’ Adaptation Strategies in the U.S.,” paper accepted for presentation at the Central […]
Developing a READINESS Mindset with Trauma-Informed Management for Crisis Communication
Nicholas Eng, Madden, S., & Rongting Niu (Ph.D. student). (Accepted). Developing a READINESS Mindset with Trauma-Informed Management for Crisis Communication. Journal of Communication Management. Abstract: This online survey with 456 communications […]
Having sex is not a comfortable conversation
Smith, C. R., Brammer, S. E., Joshua Cloudy, & Bennett-Brown, M. (In press). “Having sex is not a comfortable conversation”: A report on the application of sexual scripts theory to […]
Combatting Disinformation Campaigns by Harnessing the Power of Memes
Hye Jin Yoon & Huang, Y. “Combatting Disinformation Campaigns by Harnessing the Power of Memes,” Expanding theory for integrity in public communication, Page Center Research Roundtable, invited presentation online, September 25, […]
Female entrepreneurs’ leadership communication in China: Strategies and institutional determinants
Zifei Fay Chen, Ji, Y. G., Ji, Y., Wang, Y., & Men, L. R. (Accepted). “Female entrepreneurs’ leadership communication in China: Strategies and institutional determinants.” International Journal of Business Communication. […]
Sheikh Hasina’s July 14 Speech: A Rhetorical Misstep in Bangladesh’s 2024 Political Crisis
AKM Zamir Uddin (Ph.D. student), Mst Rokshana Pervin (M.A. student), and other graduate Missouri State University students. “Sheikh Hasina’s July 14 Speech: A Rhetorical Misstep in Bangladesh’s 2024 Political Crisis,” […]
Examining How Mobile Users Navigate and Make Listening Decisions on Podcast Platforms
Charlotte Norsworthy Varnum, Bartosz Wojdynski, “Examining How Mobile Users Navigate and Make Listening Decisions on Podcast Platforms,” International Communication Association, A Pre-Conference Paper Presentation, May 2023 Overview: Podcasting as a storytelling […]
Legitimate and appropriate science communication: The effects of anthropomorphic and satirical humor on source credibility
Alexandra Frank, Michael A. Cacciatore, Yeo, S.K., & Su, L. Y.-F. (2023, May). “Legitimate and appropriate science communication: The effects of anthropomorphic and satirical humor on source credibility.” Paper presentation […]
The differential effects of science humor on three scientific issues: Global warming, artificial intelligence, and microbiomes
Yeo, S. K., Su, L. Y.-F., Michael A. Cacciatore, Zhang, J. S., & McKasy, M. (in press). “The differential effects of science humor on three scientific issues: Global warming, artificial […]
Humor can increase perceived communicator effectiveness regardless of race, gender, and expertise—If you’re funny enough
Yeo, S. K., Becker, A. B., Michael A. Cacciatore, Anderson, A. A., & Patel, K. (in press). “Humor can increase perceived communicator effectiveness regardless of race, gender, and expertise—If you’re […]