Evaluating Sampling Methods for Content Analysis of Twitter Data von Kim, Hwalbin, Jang, S. Mo, Kim, Sei-Hill, Wan, Anan

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Framing marijuana: How U.S. newspapers frame marijuana legalization stories (1995–2014) von Kim, Hwalbin, Kim, Sei-Hill

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WHY DO PEOPLE RETWEET A TWEET?: ALTRUISTIC, EGOISTIC, AND RECIPROCITY MOTIVATIONS FOR RETWEETING von LEE, Mina, KIM, Hwalbin, KIM, Okhyun

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Collective Memory of Japanese Military ‘Comfort Women’ and South Korean Media: The Case of Television Dramas, Eyes of Dawn (1991) and Snowy Road (2015) von Kim, Hwalbin, Lee, Claire Shinhea

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A computational approach for examining the roots and spreading patterns of fake news: Evolution tree analysis von Jang, S. Mo, Geng, Tieming, Queenie Li, Jo-Yun, Xia, Ruofan, Huang, Chin-Tser, Kim, Hwalbin, Tang, Jijun

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A Time-Series Analysis of Public Diplomacy Expenditure and News Sentiment: A Case Study of the U.S.-Japan Relationship von Kim, Byung Wook, Lee, Suman, Kim, Hwalbin

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Is Processing COVID-19 Information Effective for Wearing Masks? The Effect of Information Processing on Preventive Intention von Ku, Yunhee, Kim, Hwalbin, Kim, Wonkyung, Noh, Ghee-Young

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Is it good to blame the government for food safety concerns? Attributions of responsibility, new media uses, risk perceptions, and behavioral intentions in South Korea von Kim, Hwalbin, Jang, S. Mo, Noh, Ghee Young

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Framing the Oil Spill Disaster: How South Korean Newspapers Present Responsibility and Severity When Covering the Hebei Spirit Oil Spill von Kim, Hwalbin, Carter, Shirley S.

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News photos of scientists skew race but not gender von Kim, Hwalbin, Kim, Sei-Hill, Frear, Christopher, Oh, Sang-Hwa

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