Journal of Applied Communication Research

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Applied Communication Research is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
The tragedy of the open society and COVID-19 pandemic: local community resistance to neoliberal hegemony (A multispecies ethnography)19
Communication as raced practice17
Pandemic communication as transformation16
Transparency in action: iterative engagement with the UNGC and Mistra Environmental Communication Program14
Work–life-imbalance during the COVID-19 pandemic: exploring social support and health outcomes in the United States14
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sexual orientation disclosure and post-disclosure depression among U.S. LGBQ individuals13
Exploring Multiracial identity, demographics, and the first period identity crisis: the role of the 2020 United States Census in promoting monocentric norms11
From global crisis to local impact: evaluating feminist and human rights pedagogies in human trafficking awareness MOOCs10
Motivating neighborhood-focused health activism: exploring the nexus of collective efficacy, social hope, and neighborhood activism10
Advancing a critical postmodern approach to stigma management communication (SMC) theory in the context of difficulty orgasming9
Resilient communication using art in applied contexts9
I’m just trying to fill my kids up: parents’ pre-emptive (re)construction of identities amidst rising anti-Muslim rhetoric in the United States9
‘Everybody Else in That Room’: support dilemmas and benefits of supportive communication in batterer intervention8
Developing media and information literacy competencies: a case study in rural schools in Yunnan Province, China8
Do you hear the people sign?: A critical discourse analysis of comments on a 2015 online petition opposing North Carolina’s ag-gag law8
Body as disease8
‘We’re talking about race!:’ communicative practices of chief diversity officers8
‘The balance is a forever moving one’: Chinese women entrepreneurs’ politics of reinscription when encountering nonhuman agents of control7
Challenging color-evasion in democratic dialogue: using critical race discourse analysis to generate practical theory for facilitators7
How did New Zealanders decide to get vaccinated against COVID-19? Developing a novel comprehensive model of vaccination intention7
‘It's a roller coaster of emotions!’: investigating the paradoxes of childcare app use and work engagement6
All joking aside? Comparing the effects of a humorous vs. a non-humorous message strategy in building organization–public relationships and community resilience6
Making and breaking boundaries6
The role of interpersonal communication in instilling a sense of social justice: Beirut August 4, 2020, explosion6
Factors affecting rumor believability in the context of COVID-19: the moderating roles of government trust and health literacy6
The impact of source credibility and risk perception attitudes on Americans’ willingness to participate in contact tracing applications5
‘But I don’t know if I want to talk to you’: strategies to foster conversational receptiveness across the United States’ political divide5
Racism and resilience of pandemic proportions: online harassment of Asian Americans during COVID-195
Far-right memespheres and platform affordances: the effects of environmental opacity on the spread of extremist memes on Twitter and WhatsApp5
Communication scholar-activism: conceptualizing key dimensions and practices based on interviews with scholar-activists5
‘Better safe than sorry’: examining trauma as an obstacle to empowerment and social change in a U.S. intimate partner violence intervention5
Community resilience in a cascading disaster: enacting a hybrid hyperlocal community of practices (HCoPs) through online/offline communication5
The influence of follower reactions on political leaders’ environmental policy communication: toward a social-mediated dynamic influence framework5
Perpetuating the past: U.S. high school history textbooks and systemic racism5
E-sisters and the case of the Essure coil: power, representation, and voice in women’s public docket accounts to the FDA of medical device adverse events4
Centering survival as cultural strategy: Black newspapers’ cultural descriptions of the Coronavirus pandemic4
De-centering the whiteness of applied communication research: some editorial strategies4
Organizational practices leading to closeting: the interactional construction of ‘closets’4
Perceived organizational influences on Western U.S. collegiate athletes’ attitudes toward concussion risks and concussion reporting4
Irrational rationality in organizational decision-making: sustainability discourses and material constraints of U.S. urban desert farmers4
Character, contact, and stigma reduction: investigating mediated contact and U.S. digital stories of opioid use disorder4
Student understandings of career and gainful employment: a critique of US educational policy using structurating activity theory4
Stand down: a journal of applied communication research forum on extremism and White nationalism in the United States military4
A comparative analysis of U.S. state government communication and resident compliance to CDC COVID-19 guidelines4
Body politics, reproductive rights, and digital media advocacy within stigmatized contexts: a critical discourse analysis of Weibo discussions on IUDs in modern-day China4
An employee-centered framework for healthy workplaces: implementing a critically holistic, participative, and structural model through the Equitable Food Initiative4
How political consultants can leverage partisan media combativeness in the U.S.4
Communication, carcerality, and neoliberal stigma: the case of hunger and food assistance in the United States4
User experiences, usability, and social presence of a peer-to-peer support app: survey of young adults affected by cancer4
Dialogues for equity: precarious parent-scholars in times of crisis4
Race-making of the COVID-19 outbreak in early mainstream frames: the production of the epidemic(ed) transnational citizen4
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