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Perceiving Immigrants as a Threat: A Motivational Approach to False Consensus by Gill, Hyungjin, Rojas, Hernando

“…False consensus, or biased projection of one’s opinion onto others, has repeatedly been described by political communication scholars as a derivative of…”
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Testing the Effect of Cross-cutting Exposure to Cable TV News on Affective Polarization: Evidence from the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election by Gill, Hyungjin

“…This study tests whether the consequences of cross-cutting exposure (CCE) to political news on affective polarization depend on the type of media individuals…”
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Chatting in a mobile chamber: effects of instant messenger use on tolerance toward political misinformation among South Koreans by Gill, Hyungjin, Rojas, Hernando

“…Amid growing scholarly interest in identifying potential explanations for the persistence of fake news from an international context, this study explores the…”
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Communication Mediation Model Predicting Political Participation among Instant Messaging App Users: An OSROR Approach by Gill, Hyungjin, Rojas, Hernando

“…This study proposes and tests a communication mediation model that examines the potential influence of instant messenger (IM) apps on cognitive biases and…”
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Fake news and partisan blame attribution: Exploring the mediating role of self-enhancing perceptual bias among young adults by Gill, Hyungjin, Choi, Moonhoon, Tay, Swee Kiat

“…The politicized public discourse on online 'fake news' today has contributed to the rise in scholarly interest on blame attribution for this fake news problem,…”
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"Fake News Is Anything They Say!" - Conceptualization and Weaponization of Fake News among the American Public by Tong, Chau, Gill, Hyungjin, Li, Jianing, Valenzuela, Sebastián, Rojas, Hernando

“…This study examines the articulation of public opinion about so-called fake news using a national survey (N = 510) of U.S. adults conducted in 2018. We coded…”
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From Hostile Media Perceptions to Action: The Role of Racial Empathy in the Black Lives Matter Movement by Gill, Hyungjin, Dávalos, Carlos, Rojas, Hernando

“…In the wake of the 2020 Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests that swept across the nation, this study aims to identify potential cognitive-motivational factors…”
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Coping with Perceived Disagreement: Reimagining the Communication Mediation Model of Political Participation among Social Media Users by Gill, Hyungjin

“…The OSROR model of communication effects has repeatedly suggested political discussion (R1), knowledge and efficacy (O2) as significant mediators through which…”
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Learning Through Rewards: Priming and Identification as Psychological Mechanisms of the Effects of LGBTQ+ Narratives on Inclusive Attitudes and Behavioral Intentions by Tao, Ran, Nguyen, Nguyen, Lu, Linqi, Sun, Luhang, Gill, Hyungjin, Christy, Katheryn, Riddle, Karyn

“…Drawing from research on priming and identification theory, this study experimentally tests the differential effects of narratives featuring rewards and…”
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PyeongChang, Pyongyang, or Pyeonghwa (peace in Korean) olympic games? An exploration of partisan media and framing effects by Mun, Kwansik, Choi, Moonhoon, Gill, Hyungjin

“…The PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games held in South Korea drew much political attention due to its potential to resolve the ongoing political and military…”
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Desire for attachments: The role of relational motives in political message processing by Gill, Hyungjin

“…The purpose of this study is to examine how relational motives affect cognitive and emotional processing of online political messages. More specifically, the…”
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