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Jeffrey T. HancockHarry & Norman Chandler Professor of Communication, Stanford UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de stanford.edu
Nicholas BrodyProfessor, University of Puget SoundAdresse e-mail validée de pugetsound.edu
Subuhi KhanUC DavisAdresse e-mail validée de ucdavis.edu
Joseph B. WaltherUC Santa Barbara Dept of Communication, Berkman Klein Ctr for Internet & Society at Harvard UAdresse e-mail validée de ucsb.edu
Artemio Ramirez Jr.University of South FloridaAdresse e-mail validée de usf.edu
Judee BurgoonProfessor of Communication, Center for Identification Technology Research, University of ArizonaAdresse e-mail validée de cmi.arizona.edu
Brandon Van Der HeideAssociate Professor of Communication, Michigan State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de msu.edu
Borae JinJoongbu UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de joongbu.ac.kr
Wenjing PanAssociate Professor, Renmin University of ChinaAdresse e-mail validée de ruc.edu.cn
Rui PradaINESC-ID and Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade de LisboaAdresse e-mail validée de tecnico.ulisboa.pt
Joana DimasPhD in Computer Science - IST Universidade Técnica de LisboaAdresse e-mail validée de gaips.inesc-id.pt
Carlos MartinhoInstituto Superior Técnico, Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, INESC-IDAdresse e-mail validée de tecnico.ulisboa.pt
Pedro A. SantosInstituto Superior Técnico, INESC-ID, Universidade de LisboaAdresse e-mail validée de math.ist.utl.pt
Gamze YilmazAssociate Professor of Communication, University of Massachusetts BostonAdresse e-mail validée de umb.edu
Lacy McNameeBaylor UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de baylor.edu
Brittany L. PetersonOhio UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ohio.edu
Juan F. Hernández-Pérez // orcid.org/0...Profesor de Comunicación UCAMAdresse e-mail validée de ucam.edu
Meng ChenShanghai Jiao Tong UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de sjtu.edu.cn
Eunice (Eun Sil) KimEwha Womans UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ewha.ac.kr
Kate G. BlackburnThe University of Texas at AustinAdresse e-mail validée de utexas.edu

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Jorge Peña

Professor of Communication, University of California, Davis

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Computer-mediated communication priming video games virtual environments avatars


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The priming effects of avatars in virtual settings J Peña, JT Hancock, NA Merola Communication Research 36 (6), 838-856, 2009	402	2009
An analysis of socioemotional and task communication in online multiplayer video games J Peña, JT Hancock Communication Research 33 (1), 92-109, 2006	355	2006
Interpersonal and hyperpersonal dimensions of computer-mediated communication JB Walther, B Van Der Heide, A Ramirez, JK Burgoon, J Peña The handbook of the psychology of communication technology, 3-22, 2015	288	2015
Mobile communication in romantic relationships: Mobile phone use, relational uncertainty, love, commitment, and attachment styles B Jin, JF Peña Communication Reports 23 (1), 39-51, 2010	264	2010
The construction of away messages: A speech act analysis J Nastri, J Peña, JT Hancock Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 11 (4), 1025-1045, 2006	196	2006
A call to educate, participate, invoke and indict: understanding the communication of online hate groups LG McNamee, BL Peterson, J Peña Communication Monographs 77 (2), 257-280, 2010	162	2010
Are You Following Me? A Content Analysis of TV Networks' Brand Communication on Twitter JS Lin, J Peña Journal of Interactive Advertising 12 (1), 17-29, 2011	158	2011
The effects of avatar appearance in virtual worlds N Merola, J Peña Journal of Virtual Worlds Research 2 (5), 2010	146*	2010
Realism, imagination, and narrative video games MA Shapiro, J Pena-Herborn, JT Hancock Playing video games: Motives, responses, and consequences, 275-289, 2006	143*	2006
Social Networking and Impression Management: Self-presentation in the Digital Age N Brody, DC Davis, BE Drushel, S Green-Hamann, JA Hall, A Johnson, ... Lexington Books, 2012	119*	2012
Increasing exergame physical activity through self and opponent avatar appearance J Peña, E Kim Computers in Human Behavior 41, 262-267, 2014	114	2014
I am what I see: how avatar and opponent agent body size affects physical activity among men playing exergames J Peña, S Khan, C Alexopoulos Journal of Computer‐Mediated Communication 21 (3), 195-209, 2016	106	2016
Intentions to hide and unfriend Facebook connections based on perceptions of sender attractiveness and status updates J Peña, N Brody Computers in Human Behavior 31, 143-150, 2014	104	2014
Do Violent Video Games Impair The Effectiveness of In-Game Advertisements? The Impact of Gaming Environment on Brand Recall, Brand Attitude, and Purchase Intention SC Yoo, J Peña Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking 14 (7-8), 439-446, 2011	81	2011
Virtual shopping and unconscious persuasion: The priming effects of avatar age and consumers’ age discrimination on purchasing and prosocial behaviors SC Yoo, JF Peña, ME Drumwright Computers in Human Behavior 48, 62-71, 2015	65	2015
The priming effects of virtual environments on interpersonal perceptions and behaviors J Peña, K Blackburn Journal of Communication, 2013	54	2013
Integrating the Influence of Perceiving and Operating Avatars Under the Automaticity Model of Priming Effects JF Peña Communication Theory 21 (2), 150-168, 2011	54	2011
The influence of social categories and interpersonal behaviors on future intentions and attitudes to form subgroups in virtual teams G Yilmaz, J Peña Communication Research 41 (3), 333-352, 2014	53	2014
Equity, relational maintenance, and linguistic features of text messaging N Brody, J Peña Computers in Human Behavior 49, 499-506, 2015	50	2015
Face the Uncanny: The Effects of Doppelganger Talking Head Avatars on Affect-Based Trust Toward Artificial Intelligence Technology are Mediated by Uncanny Valley Perceptions WD Weisman, JF Peña Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking 24 (3), 182-187, 2021	49	2021

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