Research Archive

Category: Communication Technology / Source Credibility

Perceived Credibility of Automated Journalism vs. Human Journalism

AR for news

Does Video Production Value Influence the Credibility of Science Information

Who’s Telling the Story? The Effects of Identity Cues and Advertisement Type on Chatbot Advertising

Capitalizing on Clickbait: Identifying the Effects of Listicle Type, Length, and Sponsorship

Fake News Stories from Credible and Non-Credible News Organizations

Bandwagon Cues and Perceived Attitudes

How Much Do Advertisements and Bandwagon Cues Affect the Reader’s Perceived Believability, Attention

Exploring the Significance of Modality and Topic on Political Messages

Corporate “Street Cred” in crises: Does who you are and what you say matter?

Finding credibility metrics through non-message related Twitter features

The effects review modality and genre on perceived source credibility of video games reviews

Man versus Machine

Unpacking the Audiovisual Modality

Modalities in health communications: A study evaluating the effectiveness of breast self-examination

The effects of source cues in online news on credibility perception

Examining psychological effects of heuristic cues on users’ attitudes on a product review website

Media modality effects on perceptions of china: A study of text and video frames

Exploring the relationship between media source and current events knowledge

The mediating role of message engagement on h1n1

Are graphics helpful in comprehension of online news?

Perceptual effects of modality in on-line news

Source effects in users' perception of online news

If internet credibility is so iffy, then why the heavy use?

Which source matters for news on the web?

Effects of specialization of media technology at multiple source layers upon online trust:

Doctors vs. laypersons on blogs vs. bulletin boards vs. websites vs. homepages:

Perceptions of online source characteristics

The role of modality in instructional technology

Does content matter? The effects of type and number of user-generated comments on news stories

Looking at the web 2.0 world: How modality and bandwagon cues impact internet user attitudes

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