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“Fake news is anything they say!”—Conceptualization and weaponization of fake news among the American public
C Tong, H Gill, J Li, S Valenzuela, H Rojas
What IS News?, 153-176, 2021
912021
Chatting in a mobile chamber: effects of instant messenger use on tolerance toward political misinformation among South Koreans
H Gill, H Rojas
Asian Journal of Communication 30 (6), 470-493, 2020
252020
Testing the effect of cross-cutting exposure to cable TV news on affective polarization: Evidence from the 2020 US presidential election
H Gill
Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 66 (2), 320-339, 2022
122022
Communication mediation model predicting political participation among instant messaging app users: An OSROR approach
H Gill, H Rojas
Communication Studies 72 (3), 490-512, 2021
102021
What is news?
D Pompper, L Hoffman
Routledge, 2021
32021
Fake news and partisan blame attribution: Exploring the mediating role of self-enhancing perceptual bias among young adults
H Gill, M Choi, SK Tay
Atlantic Journal of Communication, 1-14, 2023
2023
Perceiving Immigrants as a Threat: A Motivational Approach to False Consensus
H Gill, H Rojas
Communication Research 49 (8), 1148-1175, 2022
2022
Coping with Perceived Disagreement: Reimagining the Communication Mediation Model of Political Participation among Social Media Users
H Gill
The University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2022
2022
PyeongChang, Pyongyang, or Pyeonghwa (peace in Korean) olympic games? An exploration of partisan media and framing effects
K Mun, M Choi, H Gill
Communication Research Reports 38 (3), 172-185, 2021
2021
Desire for attachments: The role of relational motives in political message processing
H Gill
University of Missouri-Columbia, 2015
2015
Telling the Untold Management: Transparent Leadership in Small Businesses
HJ Gill
17 TH INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC RELATIONS RESEARCH CONFERENCE, 331, 2014
2014
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