Atlantic Journal of Communication

A new culture of advocacy: An exploratory analysis of social activism on the web and social media

Participation as a Health Communication Strategy in HIV/AIDS Intervention Projects: an Examination of a Project Targeting Commercial Sex Workers in India

A Different Take on the Big Bang Theory: Examining the Influence of Asperger Traits on the Perception and Attributional Confidence of a Fictional TV Character Portraying Characteristics of Asperger Syndrome

Exploring the motivations for live posting during entertainment television viewing

Uncertainty, selective exposure, and message efficacy effects during life transitions

The power of anger: How emotions predict information seeking and sharing after a presidential election

Exploring communicative functions of humor: the development and assessment of a new functions of humor scale

Measuring stakeholder identification with nonprofit causes: the development and validation of the identification with social causes scale

Advocating a preferred legislative style while constituting a bipartisan collective identity: Women senators’ strategic use of constitutive and polarizing rhetoric

Portraying China as an alternative to U. S. Hegemony: The China daily’s framing of the arab spring

To intervene: a transcending and reorienting goal for public speaking

Directing and increasing traffic: the uses (and abuses) of humor in volunteer organizational meetings

Too Hard to Shout Over the Loudest Frame: Effects of Competing Frames in the Context of the Crystallized Media Coverage on Offshore Outsourcing

Decolonizing conservationist hero narratives: a critical genealogy of William T. Hornaday and colonial conservation rhetorics

Watching House of Cards: connecting perceived realism and cynicism

Parasocial interactions and digital characters: the changing landscape of cinema and viewer/character relationships

Listicles and the modern news article: comparing the perceived credibility of listicles and traditional articles among millennial media consumers

The message is the medium: immaterialism and McLuhan’s Poetic Excess

Reputation matters: parasocial attachment, narrative engagement, and the 2018 Taylor Swift political endorsement

Constitutive characters: the “Great I Am” is actually “We Are”

Nonverbal communication of pharmacists during counseling leading to patient satisfaction: evidence from Iranian retail market

“You sir are a hypocrite”: responses to Pence’s MLK Day tweets as attention intervention

Damage control: Canadian University crisis management responses to sexual assault

Punishing Brady, redeeming Brady: a fantasy theme analysis of memes from the 2015 Deflategate controversy

Crime news, fear of crime, and mistrust: an examination of protective factors against influences of local crime news

“Being a mom = having all the feels”: social support in a postpartum depression online support group

Benedict XVI’s “Troubled” call for religious dialogue: the Regensburg lecture