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T. Makana Chock
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Body image 2.0: Associations between social grooming on Facebook and body image concerns
JW Kim, TM Chock
Computers in human behavior 48, 331-339, 2015
4822015
Psychological processes in perceiving reality
MA Shapiro, TM Chock
Media psychology 5 (2), 163-198, 2003
2062003
Personality traits and psychological motivations predicting selfie posting behaviors on social networking sites
JW Kim, TM Chock
Telematics and Informatics 34 (5), 560-571, 2017
1772017
Facebook, the third-person effect, and the differential impact hypothesis
V Schweisberger, J Billinson, TM Chock
Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 19 (3), 403-413, 2014
1162014
Media dependency and perceived reality of fiction and news
MA Shapiro, TM Chock
J. Broad. & Elec. Media 48, 675, 2004
912004
Isn't that spatial?: Distance and communication in a 2-D virtual environment
DH Krikorian, JS Lee, TM Chock, C Harms
Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 5 (4), JCMC541, 2000
872000
Consumer perceptions of online advertising of weight loss products: the role of social norms and perceived deception
JS Lim, TM Chock, GJ Golan
Journal of Marketing Communications 26 (2), 145-165, 2020
652020
Anthropomorphism in CSR endorsement: A comparative study on humanlike vs. cartoonlike virtual influencers’ climate change messaging
J Yang, P Chuenterawong, H Lee, TM Chock
Journal of Promotion Management 29 (5), 705-734, 2023
512023
The influence of body mass index, sex, and race on college students’ optimistic bias for lifestyle healthfulness
TM Chock
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior 43 (5), 331-338, 2011
502011
Human versus virtual influencer: The effect of humanness and interactivity on persuasive CSR messaging
J Yang, P Chuenterawong, H Lee, Y Tian, TM Chock
Journal of Interactive Advertising 23 (3), 275-292, 2023
392023
Is it seeing or believing? Exposure, perceived realism, and emerging adults' perceptions of their own and others' attitudes about relationships
TM Chock
Media Psychology 14 (4), 355-386, 2011
382011
Telling me quickly: How arousing fast-paced PSAs decrease self-other differences
TM Chock, JR Fox, JR Angelini, S Lee, A Lang
Communication Research 34 (6), 618-636, 2007
342007
Uncanny valley effects on friendship decisions in virtual social networking service
M Shin, SW Song, TM Chock
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking 22 (11), 700-705, 2019
332019
Issue familiarity and framing effects of online campaign coverage: Event perception, issue attitudes, and the 2004 presidential election in Taiwan
G Han, TM Chock, PJ Shoemaker
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 86 (4), 739-755, 2009
302009
Effects of HIV/AIDS public service announcements on attitude and behavior: interplay of perceived threat and self-efficacy
JM Zhang, D Zhang, TM Chock
Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal 42 (5), 799-809, 2014
262014
Personalizing news websites attracts young readers
GM Chen, TM Chock, H Gozigian, R Rogers, A Sen, VN Schweisberger, ...
Newspaper Research Journal 32 (4), 22-38, 2011
252011
From risk butterflies to citizens engaged in risk prevention in the Zika virus crisis: Focusing on personal, societal and global risk perceptions
J Lee, JW Kim, TM Chock
Journal of Health Communication 25 (9), 671-680, 2020
222020
US audiences’ perceptions of COVID-19 and conservative news frames
TM Chock, SJ Kim
Partecipazione e conflitto 13 (2), 1180-1189, 2020
152020
A psychophysiological study of processing HIV/AIDS public service announcements: The effects of novelty appeals, sexual appeals, narrative versus statistical evidence, and …
J Zhang, GM Chen, TM Chock, Y Wang, L Ni, V Schweisberger
Health communication 31 (7), 853-862, 2016
142016
Virtual influencers vs. human influencers in the context of influencer marketing: The moderating role of machine heuristic on perceived authenticity of influencers
H Lee, M Shin, J Yang, TM Chock
International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction, 1-18, 2024
122024
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