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The role of civility and metacommunication in Facebook discussions
RG Molina, FJ Jennings
Communication studies 69 (1), 42-66, 2018
552018
Civility, credibility, and health information: The impact of uncivil comments and source credibility on attitudes about vaccines
FJ Jennings, FM Russell
Public Understanding of Science 28 (4), 417-432, 2019
482019
Social media and democracy: Fostering political deliberation and participation
FJ Jennings, VP Suzuki, A Hubbard
Western Journal of Communication 85 (2), 147-167, 2021
442021
Comedic cognition: The impact of elaboration on political comedy effects
FJ Jennings, JC Bramlett, BR Warner
Western Journal of Communication 83 (3), 365-382, 2019
342019
Reconsidering partisanship as a constraint on the persuasive effects of debates
BR Warner, MS McKinney, JC Bramlett, FJ Jennings, ME Funk
Communication Monographs 87 (2), 137-157, 2020
302020
Tweeting presidential primary debates: Debate processing through motivated Twitter instruction
FJ Jennings, CR Coker, MS McKinney, BR Warner
American Behavioral Scientist 61 (4), 455-474, 2017
282017
An uninformed electorate: Identity-motivated elaboration, partisan cues, and learning
FJ Jennings
Journal of Applied Communication Research 47 (5), 527-547, 2019
232019
Learning from presidential debates: Who learns the most and why?
FJ Jennings, BR Warner, MS McKinney, CC Kearney, ME Funk, ...
Communication Studies 71 (5), 896-910, 2020
192020
Tweeting along partisan lines: Identity-motivated elaboration and presidential debates
FJ Jennings, JC Bramlett, MS McKinney, MM Hardy
Social Media+ Society 6 (4), 2056305120965518, 2020
192020
Fighting for funding: Values advocacy and Planned Parenthood’s right-to-life
JK Brandhorst, FJ Jennings
Public Relations Review 42 (4), 723-733, 2016
182016
Where to turn? The influence of information source on belief and behavior
FJ Jennings
Journal of Risk Research 22 (7), 909-918, 2019
172019
Comic agonism in the 2016 campaign: A study of Iowa Caucus rallies
BR Warner, R Galarza, CR Coker, P Tschirhart, S Hoeun, FJ Jennings, ...
American Behavioral Scientist 63 (7), 836-855, 2019
172019
A multimedia analysis of persuasion in the 2016 presidential election: Comparing the unique and complementary effects of political comedy and political advertising
BR Warner, FJ Jennings, JC Bramlett, CR Coker, JL Reed, JP Bolton
Mass Communication and Society 21 (6), 720-741, 2018
122018
‘I just don’t think she has a presidential look:’the influence of sexism on candidate image
FJ Jennings, CR Coker
Information, Communication & Society 23 (9), 1353-1367, 2020
112020
Studies of Communication in the 2016 Presidential Campaign
H Besant, J Conners, CJ Devine, L Eko, M Greenwood, C Hetherington, ...
Lexington Books, 2017
112017
More plastic than fish: Partisan responses to an advocacy video opposing single-use plastics
FJ Jennings, MW Allen, T Le Vu Phuong
Environmental Communication 15 (2), 218-234, 2021
92021
Delineating antecedents and outcomes of information seeking upon exposure to an environmental video opposing single-use plastics
M Guan, FJ Jennings, II Villanueva, DB Jackson
Environmental Communication 16 (4), 563-575, 2022
72022
What Mobilizes Partisans? Exploring the Under lying Pathways Between Partisan Media and Po liti cal Participation
H Choi, BR Warner, FJ Jennings
An Unprecedented Election: Media, Communication, and the Electorate in the …, 2018
62018
Political communication and affective polarization in the 2014 midterm elections for the US Senate: The cases of Iowa, North Carolina, and Georgia
FJ Jennings, R Galarza, BR Warner
Communication and midterm elections: Media, message, and mobilization, 83-97, 2016
52016
Presidential debate learning as a gateway to opinion articulation, communication intentions, and information seeking
FJ Jennings, JC Bramlett, K Kenski, II Villanueva
Argumentation and Advocacy 57 (3-4), 236-252, 2021
32021
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