Jacob A. Long

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• Perceptions of AI-generated profile pictures: Effects on quality, attractiveness, and trustworthiness
• Perceptions of AI-generated news: an experiment on disclosure type and timing
• Exploring the news judgment of large language models
• The disclosure dilemma: How AI attribution affects reactions to public health messages
• Maintaining partisan identity through political communication
• Reevaluating the Stability of Media Use
• Measuring partisan segregation in political media consumption
• Developing and assessing brief questionnaire measurements of political media and discussion
• jtools: Analysis and presentation of social scientific data
• Partisan media and political discussion as regulators of identity
• Artificial impressions: Trust and credibility in AI-enhanced profile pictures
• How stable are self-reported measures of media use?
• Stability as an outcome in communication research
• The viral water cooler: Talking about political satire promotes further political discussion
• Anti-intellectualism amid the COVID-19 pandemic: The discursive elements and sources of anti-Fauci tweets
• How race affects simply having versus actually choosing cross-race political discussion partners
• Stability as an outcome in communication research
• Guided dreams: Shot scale and shifting perspectives in narrative engagement
• Anti-intellectualism amid the COVID-19 pandemic: The discursive elements and sources of anti-Fauci tweets
• Improving the replicability and generalizability of inferences in quantitative communication research
• Political comedy as a gateway to news use, internal efficacy, and participation: A longitudinal mediation analysis
• Measuring partisan segregation in political media consumption
• Entertainment use and political ideology: Linking worldviews to media content
• Improving the generalizability of inferences in quantitative communication research
• An approach for measuring partisan segregation in political media consumption
• Racial differences in having and choosing cross-race political discussion partners
• From partisan media to misperception: Affective polarization as mediator
• Partisan media selectivity and partisan identity threat: The role of social and geographic context
• Short- and long-term trends in the moral and political content of popular music
• Does political entertainment produce efficacious, engaged citizens? A mediation analysis using three-wave panel data
• Inferring preferences without talking: Using limited visual information to guide political discussant choice via homophily
• Partisan media selectivity and partisan identity threat: The role of social and geographic context
• Sharing and discussing politics on Facebook: A user and network-centric approach
• The political and moral relevance of popular music: Matching worldviews with lyrical content