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    Journal: Communication Research

    Volume 43, Issue 8

    1027 -- 1044Guido M. van Koningsbruggen, Peter R. Harris, Anjès J. Smits, Benjamin Schüz, Urte Scholz, Richard Cooke. Self-Affirmation Before Exposure to Health Communications Promotes Intentions and Health Behavior Change by Increasing Anticipated Regret
    1045 -- 1064Xiao Wang, Andrea A. Hickerson, Laura M. Arpan. The Role of Self-Affirmation and User Status in Readers' Response to Identity-Threatening News
    1065 -- 1093Rabindra A. Ratan, Michael Dawson. When Mii Is Me
    1094 -- 1115Jiyeon So, Lijiang Shen. Personalization of Risk Through Convergence of Self- and Character-Risk
    1116 -- 1140Laura Vandenbosch, Steven Eggermont. The Interrelated Roles of Mass Media and Social Media in Adolescents' Development of an Objectified Self-Concept
    1141 -- 1169Adam Shehata, Mats Ekström, Tobias Olsson. Developing Self-Actualizing and Dutiful Citizens

    Volume 43, Issue 7

    895 -- 921Lindsey Meeks, David Domke. When Politics Is a Woman's Game
    922 -- 944Jason C. Coronel, Kara D. Federmeier. The Effects of Gender Cues and Political Sophistication on Candidate Evaluation
    945 -- 971Sungeun Chung, Edward L. Fink. Sequential Information Integration and Belief Trajectories II
    972 -- 995Thomas Koch, Magdalena Obermaier. With Heart and (No) Mind? How Recipients Negatively Infer Missing Information About Politicians and How This Affects the Assessment of the Speaker
    996 -- 1024Tai-Quan Peng, Mengchen Liu, Yingcai Wu, Shixia Liu. Follower-Followee Network, Communication Networks, and Vote Agreement of the U.S. Members of Congress

    Volume 43, Issue 6

    739 -- 760Dale Hample, Adam S. Richards. A Cognitive Model of Argument, With Application to the Base-Rate Phenomenon and Cognitive-Experiential Self-Theory
    761 -- 784Graham N. Dixon. Negative Affect as a Mechanism of Exemplification Effects
    785 -- 809Magdalena Wojcieszak, Nuri Kim. How to Improve Attitudes Toward Disliked Groups
    810 -- 843Joshua B. Barbour, Marissa J. Doshi, Leandra H. Hernández. Telling Global Public Health Stories
    844 -- 862Freya Sukalla, Heather Shoenberger, Paul D. Bolls. Surprise! An Investigation of Orienting Responses to Test Assumptions of Narrative Processing
    863 -- 891Tae Kyoung Lee, Michael A. Shapiro. Effects of a Story Character's Goal Achievement

    Volume 43, Issue 5

    595 -- 625S. Shyam Sundar, Saraswathi Bellur, Jeeyun Oh, Haiyan Jia, Hyang-Sook Kim. Theoretical Importance of Contingency in Human-Computer Interaction
    626 -- 646Brooke Fisher Liu, Julia Daisy Fraustino, Yan Jin. Social Media Use During Disasters
    647 -- 671Brendan R. Watson. Is Twitter an Alternative Medium? Comparing Gulf Coast Twitter and Newspaper Coverage of the 2010 BP Oil Spill
    672 -- 693Brandon Van Der Heide, Young-shin Lim. On the Conditional Cueing of Credibility Heuristics
    694 -- 712Stephen A. Rains. Language Style Matching as a Predictor of Perceived Social Support in Computer-Mediated Interaction Among Individuals Coping With Illness
    713 -- 734Yossef Arie, Gustavo S. Mesch. The Spatial and Social Network Dimensions of Mobile Communication

    Volume 43, Issue 4

    447 -- 467John A. Velez, Tobias Greitemeyer, Jodi L. Whitaker, David R. Ewoldsen, Brad J. Bushman. Violent Video Games and Reciprocity
    468 -- 486Robert P. Griffiths, Matthew S. Eastin, Vincent Cicchirillo. Competitive Video Game Play
    487 -- 517Adam S. Kahn, Dmitri Williams. We're All in This (Game) Together
    518 -- 541Sungwon Chung, Johnny V. Sparks. Motivated Processing of Peripheral Advertising Information in Video Games
    542 -- 570Christopher N. Burrows, Hart Blanton. Real-World Persuasion From Virtual-World Campaigns
    571 -- 592Jorge Peña, Nicholas Brody. Increasing Cognitive Readiness Through Computer and Videogame-Based Training

    Volume 43, Issue 3

    283 -- 343Valerie Hauch, Siegfried L. Sporer, Stephen W. Michael, Christian A. Meissner. Does Training Improve the Detection of Deception? A Meta-Analysis
    344 -- 371Dale Hample. A Theory of Interpersonal Goals and Situations
    372 -- 390Joseph B. Walther, Nicole Kashian, Jeong-woo Jang, Soo Yun Shin. Overattribution of Liking in Computer-Mediated Communication
    391 -- 413Timothy R. Worley, Jennifer Samp. Complaint Avoidance and Complaint-Related Appraisals in Close Relationships
    414 -- 441Christian Burgers, Camiel J. Beukeboom. Stereotype Transmission and Maintenance Through Interpersonal Communication

    Volume 43, Issue 2

    159 -- 179Jung-Hyun Kim, Jinhee Kim, Hee Sun Park. Model Comparison in Group Decision Making
    180 -- 210Alexander P. Schouten, Bart van den Hooff, Frans Feldberg. Virtual Team Work
    211 -- 231Erina L. MacGeorge, Lisa M. Guntzviller, Lisa K. Hanasono, Bo Feng. Testing Advice Response Theory in Interactions With Friends
    232 -- 252Stephen A. Rains, Erin K. Ruppel. Channel Complementarity Theory and the Health Information-Seeking Process
    253 -- 276Bo Feng, Siyue Li, Na Li. Is a Profile Worth a Thousand Words? How Online Support-Seeker's Profile Features May Influence the Quality of Received Support Messages

    Volume 43, Issue 1

    3 -- 24Nuri Kim. Beyond Rationality
    25 -- 48Daniel Pinazo Calatayud, Eloisa Nos Aldas. Developing Moral Sensitivity Through Protest Scenarios in International NGDOs' Communication
    49 -- 72Jonathan D'Angelo, Brandon Van Der Heide. The Formation of Physician Impressions in Online Communities
    73 -- 108Brian L. Quick, Natalie J. White Lambert, Christopher S. Josey. A Two-Study Investigation Into How Television News Frames the Steroid Scandal in Major League Baseball and Fans' Support for Bonds, McGwire, and Palmeiro's Pending Induction Into the Baseball Hall of Fame
    109 -- 130Hyunjung Kim. The Role of Emotions and Culture in the Third-Person Effect Process of News Coverage of Election Poll Results
    131 -- 154Masahiro Yamamoto, Tien-Tsung Lee, Weina Ran. Media Trust in a Community Context
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