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New Jersey Journal of Communication

ISSNs: 1067-9154, 2331-3145
Source type: journal
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Alternate name: Journal of communication
Fully OA: No
DOAJ: No
OpenAlex ID: S4210168558
Uses and gratifications of the World Wide Web: From couch potato to web potato
1998 · Barbara K. Kaye · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 158
Instructional practices in media literacy education and their impact on students’ learning
1998 · Renee Hobbs, Richard Frost · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 40
Nonverbal communication and psychology: Past and future
1999 · Marvin A. Hecht, Nalini Ambady · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 39
Communication satisfaction: A useful construct?
1993 · Phillip G. Clampitt, Dennis Girard · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 30
Problematizing the distinction between expert and lay knowledge
2002 · William J. Kinsella · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 26
Have new media editors abandoned the old media ideals? The journalistic values of online newspaper editors
2003 · Thomas J. Johnson, James D. Kelly · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 19
Introduction: The intellectual roots of media ecology
2000 · Casey Man Kong Lum · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 18
Newspapers and racial/hethnic conflict: Comparing city demographics and nationwide reporting on the Crown Heights (Brooklyn, NY) incidents
1997 · John C. Pollock, Laurel M. Whitney · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 18
Lewis Mumford and the ecology of technics
2000 · Lance Strate, Casey Man Kong Lum · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 17
The intellectual roots of media ecology in the work and thought of Neil postman
2000 · Thomas F. Gencarelli · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 16
Uses and gratifications: A classic methodology revisited
2001 · Cheryl Bracken, Matthew Lombard · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 13
The importance of nonverbal communication in the courtroom
1994 · Martin S. Remland · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 13
Historical perspectives on teaching with technology in K‐12 schools
1998 · Margaret Cassidy · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 12
The educational implications of the computer: A media ecology critique
1996 · Sue Barnes, Lance Strate · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 12
Gender and the media: An investigation of gender, media, and politics in the 2000 election
2002 · Terry Robertson, Allison Conley, et al. · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 10
NYPD blueand media hype: An analysis of sex and indecent language
1997 · Barbara K. Kaye, Lucia M. Fishburne · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 10
Servant or CEO? A metaphor analysis of leadership in a nonprofit context
2001 · G. L. Forward · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 9
The Middletons, Futurama, and Progressland: Disciplinary technology and temporal heterotopiain two New York world's fairs
2003 · Andrew Wood · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 8
Public relation(ship)s or private controls? Practitioner perspectives on the uses and benefits of new technologies
2003 · Bruce K. Berger, Dong‐Jin Park · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 8
Astonishment and understanding: On the problem of explanation in journalism
1999 · Peter Parisi · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 8
Communicator virtue and vice: Neglected constructs of relational communication?
2002 · Bill Strom · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 7
The impact of role‐congruency and photo presence on the processing of news stories about Hillary Clinton
2003 · Andrew Mendelson, Esther Thorson · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 6
Media‐constructed anti‐intellectualism: The portrayal of experts in popular US television talk shows
2003 · Lisa B. Holderman · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 6
We're number one: Manipulating perceived market rankings to induce a placebo effect in credibility evaluations of a local newscast
2002 · Walter S. McDowell, Steven J. Dick · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 6
The effects of impromptu speech exercises on reducing trait and situational communication apprehension
1999 · Timothy B. Rumbough · New Jersey Journal of Communication · 6
Works count: 212
Citation count: 707
H-index: 12
I10-index: 16
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