J. David Wolfgang

Assistant Professor

Arkansas State University

faculty

11 h-index 25 pubs 446 cited

Research Areas

Media Studies and Communication Social and Intergroup Psychology Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Misinformation and Its Impacts

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J. David Wolfgang's research investigates the intersection of media, online discourse, and political viewpoints. His work examines how journalists reflect diversity in their reporting and how different types of comment moderation on online news platforms impact user practices. Wolfgang has also studied the manifestation of white nationalist discourse within online news comments and the effects of perceived commenter characteristics, such as sex cues, on perceptions of credibility.

With a h-index of 11 and 446 total citations across 25 publications, Wolfgang's scholarship engages with contemporary communication and media studies. His recent publications in 2021 focus on these themes, indicating ongoing activity in the field.

Metrics

  • h-index: 11
  • Publications: 25
  • Citations: 446

Selected Publications

  • Effects of online commenter sex cues and news receiver sex on commenter credibility (2021) DOI

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