Author

Brian McLaughlin

Texas Tech Univeristy - Cited by 675

Biography

Dr. Brian McLaughlin is currently working in Global Education Technology Research & Associates, Illinois, USA. His study interests major in tourism , Global Education. Currently, Dr. Brian McLaughlin is the author/editor/reviewer in several international journals. He published many articles in many journals and the articles are informative and got good citations.
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The effects of expression: how providing emotional support online improves cancer patients’ coping strategies
K Namkoong, B McLaughlin, W Yoo, SJ Hull, DV Shah, SC Kim, TJ Moon, ...Journal of the National Cancer Institute Monographs 2013 (47), 1-174, 2013201
69
2013
Identifying with a stereotype: The divergent effects of exposure to homosexual television characters
B McLaughlin, NS RodriguezJournal of Homosexuality 64 (9), 1196-1213, 2017201
65
2017
Who says what to whom: Content versus source in the hostile media effect
AC Gunther, B McLaughlin, MR Gotlieb, D WiseInternational Journal of Public Opinion Research 29 (3), 363-383, 2017201
50
2017
Cueing God: Religious cues and voter support
B McLaughlin, D WisePolitics and Religion 7 (2), 366-394, 2014201
44
2014
Predictors of the change in the expression of emotional support within an online breast cancer support group: a longitudinal study
W Yoo, MY Chih, MW Kwon, JH Yang, E Cho, B McLaughlin, ...Patient education and counseling 90 (1), 88-95, 2013201
40
2013
2015 survey of journalism and mass communication enrollments: Challenges and opportunities for a changing and diversifying field
MR Gotlieb, B McLaughlin, RG CumminsJournalism & Mass Communication Educator 72 (2), 139-153, 2017201
37
2017
Becoming a presidential candidate: Social media following and politician identification
B McLaughlin, T MacafeeMass Communication and Society 22 (5), 584-603, 2019201
30
2019
Imagined politics: How different media platforms transport citizens into political narratives
B McLaughlin, JA VelezSocial Science Computer Review 37 (1), 22-37, 2019201
29
2019
Stereotyped identification: How identifying with fictional Latina characters increases acceptance and stereotyping
B McLaughlin, NS Rodriguez, JA Dunn, J MartinezMass Communication and Society (5), 585-605, 2018201
21
2018
Emotions and affective polarization: How enthusiasm and anxiety about presidential candidates affect interparty attitudes
B McLaughlin, D Holland, BA Thompson, A KoenigAmerican Politics Research 48 (2), 308-316,
20
2020
Commitment to the Team
B McLaughlinJournal of Media Psychology, 2016201
18
2016
Winning on social media: Candidate social-mediated communication and voting during the 2016 US presidential election
T Macafee, B McLaughlin, NS RodriguezSocial Media+ Society 5 (1), 2056305119826130, 2019201
18
2019
The political world within: How citizens process and experience political narratives
B McLaughlin, JA Velez, JA DunnAnnals of the International Communication Association 43 (2), 156-2, 2019201
17
2019
Leaving the past (self) behind: Non-reporting rape survivors’ narratives of self and action
J Huemmer, B McLaughlin, LE BlumellSociology 53 (3), 435-450, 2019201
17
2019
2018 survey of journalism & mass communication enrollments
B McLaughlin, MR Gotlieb, RG CumminsJournalism & Mass Communication Educator 75 (1), 131-143, 2020202
15
2020
Conditioned by race: How race and religion intersect to affect candidate evaluations
B McLaughlin, BA ThompsonPolitics and Religion 9 (3), 605-629, 2016201
15
2016
Elite cues, news coverage, and partisan support for compromise
B McLaughlin, DM McLeod, C Davis, M Perryman, K MunJournalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 94 (3), 862-882, 2017201
15
2017
Not all boomers: temporal orientation explains inter-and intra-cultural variability in the link between age and climate engagement
N Geiger, B McLaughlin, J VelezClimatic Change 166 (1-2), 12, 2021202
15
2021
Tales of conflict: narrative immersion and political aggression in the United States
B McLaughlinMedia psychology 23 (4), 579-602, 2020202
13
2020
Change is an emotional state of mind: Behavioral responses to online petitions
A Koenig, B McLaughlinNew media & society 20 (4), 1658-1675, 2018201
12
2018

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