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J. Myrick · SciRah

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J. Myrick

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J. Myrick — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 26
Works: 116
Citations: 2,554

Most-cited papers

Uplifting Fear Appeals: Considering the Role of Hope in Fear-Based Persuasive Messages
R. Nabi, J. Myrick
2019Health Communication232 citations
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#Stupidcancer: Exploring a Typology of Social Support and the Role of Emotional Expression in a Social Media Community
J. Myrick, A. Holton, I. Himelboim, Brad Love
2016Health Communication126 citations
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Mental Health and Its Predictors during the Early Months of the COVID-19 Pandemic Experience in the United States
Yanmengqian Zhou, E. MacGeorge, J. Myrick
2020International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health120 citations Open access
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How MOOC instructors view the pedagogy and purposes of massive open online courses
Suzannah V Evans, J. Myrick
2015110 citations
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The role of emotions and social cognitive variables in online health information seeking processes and effects
J. Myrick
2017Computers in Human Behavior103 citations
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Does Context Matter? Examining PRISM as a Guiding Framework for Context-Specific Health Risk Information Seeking Among Young Adults
J. Willoughby, J. Myrick
2016Journal of health communication65 citations
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Consuming memes during the COVID pandemic: Effects of memes and meme type on COVID-related stress and coping efficacy.
J. Myrick, R. Nabi, Nicholas Eng
2021Psychology of Popular Media56 citations
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Educated but anxious: How emotional states and education levels combine to influence online health information seeking
J. Myrick, J. Willoughby
2019Health Informatics Journal50 citations
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Cross-Cutting Exposure on Facebook and Political Participation
Yanqin Lu, J. Myrick
2016J. Media Psychol. Theor. Methods Appl.49 citations
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Sustainability in CSR Messages on Social Media: How Emotional Framing and Efficacy Affect Emotional Response, Memory and Persuasion
C. DiRusso, J. Myrick
2021Environmental Communication47 citations
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The ‘how’ and ‘why’ of fitness app use: investigating user motivations to gain insights into the nexus of technology and fitness
Maria D. Molina, J. Myrick
2020Sport in Society45 citations
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Unique Predictors of Intended Uptake of a COVID-19 Vaccine in Adults Living in a Rural College Town in the United States
R. Lennon, Meg L. Small, Rachel A. Smith, L. V. Van Scoy +2 more
2021American Journal of Health Promotion37 citations Open access
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Manipulating Wild and Tamed Phytobiomes: Challenges and Opportunities
Terrence H. Bell, K. Hockett, R. Alcalá-Briseño, M. Barbercheck +26 more
2019Phytobiomes Journal36 citations Open access
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Informed Citizenship in a Media‐Centric Way of Life
M. Grabe, J. Myrick
201635 citations
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Promoting systems thinking and pro-environmental policy support through serious games
Pejman Sajjadi, Mahda M. Bagher, J. Myrick, Joseph G. Guerriero +3 more
2022Frontiers in Environmental Science34 citations Open access
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Testing a Social Cognitive Theory-Based Model of Indoor Tanning: Implications for Skin Cancer Prevention Messages
S. Noar, J. Myrick, Alexandra E Zeitany, Dannielle E. Kelley +2 more
2015Health Communication34 citations
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Putting a human face on cold, hard facts: Effects of personalizing social issues on perceptions of issue importance
M. Grabe, M. Kleemans, Ozen Bas, J. Myrick +1 more
201733 citations
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Muderinos and Media Effects: How the My Favorite Murder Podcast and its Social Media Community May Promote Well-being in Audiences with Mental Illness
Rachelle L. Pavelko, J. Myrick
202028 citations
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Public Perceptions of Celebrity Cancer Deaths: How Identification and Emotions Shape Cancer Stigma and Behavioral Intentions
J. Myrick
2017Health Communication25 citations
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The Relationships Between Female Adolescents’ Media Use, Indoor Tanning Outcome Expectations, and Behavioral Intentions
J. Myrick, S. Noar, Dannielle E. Kelley, Alexandra E Zeitany
2017Health Education & Behavior23 citations Open access
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How and why young adults do and do not search for health information: Cognitive and affective factors
J. Myrick, J. Willoughby, R. S. Verghese
201623 citations
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Moody news: The impact of collective emotion ratings on online news consumers’ attitudes, memory, and behavioral intentions
J. Myrick, Bartosz W. Wojdynski
2016New Media & Society23 citations
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Can you picture it? Effects of positive and negative depictions of climate futures on climate action intentions
C. Troy, Megan Norman, Nahyun Kim, Chris Skurka +1 more
2024Journal of Environmental Psychology22 citations
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Exploring Behavioral Typologies to Inform COVID-19 Health Campaigns: A Person-Centered Approach
Rachel A. Smith, J. Myrick, R. Lennon, Molly A. Martin +3 more
2021Journal of health communication22 citations Open access
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Tweeting and Trivializing
Rachelle L. Pavelko, J. Myrick
201622 citations
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Who is your Fitspiration? An Exploration of Strong and Weak Ties with Emotions, Body Satisfaction, and the Theory of Planned Behavior
Nicholas Eng, Yuan Sun, J. Myrick
2022Health Communication20 citations
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Feeling Bad About Feel-Good Ads: The Emotional and Body-Image Ramifications of Body-Positive Media
Ashley Kraus, J. Myrick
201820 citations
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Identification and Emotions Experienced after a Celebrity Cancer Death Shape Information Sharing and Prosocial Behavior
J. Myrick
2017Journal of health communication20 citations
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Fear Arousal and Health and Risk Messaging
J. Myrick, R. Nabi
201719 citations
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Online media use and HPV vaccination intentions in mainland China: integrating marketing and communication perspectives to improve public health.
Guolan Yang, J. Myrick
2020Health Education Research18 citations
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How audience involvement and social norms foster vulnerability to celebrity-based dietary misinformation.
J. Myrick, S. Erlichman
202018 citations
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An Experimental Test of the Roles of Audience Involvement and Message Frame in Shaping Public Reactions to Celebrity Illness Disclosures
J. Myrick
2019Health Communication18 citations
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Fanning the flames or burning out? Testing competing hypotheses about repeated exposure to threatening climate change messages
Chris Skurka, J. Myrick, Y. Yang
2023Climatic Change17 citations
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Schadenfreude After Watching the News: How Audiences Respond to Media Coverage of Partisans Disclosing Illnesses
J. Myrick, Jin Chen
2021Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly17 citations
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A Mixed Methods Inquiry into the Role of Tom Hanks’ COVID-19 Social Media Disclosure in Shaping Willingness to Engage in Prevention Behaviors
J. Myrick, J. Willoughby
2021Health Communication16 citations
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Kindness Media Rapidly Inspires Viewers and Increases Happiness, Calm, Gratitude, and Generosity in a Healthcare Setting
D. Fryburg, S. D. Ureles, J. Myrick, F. Carpentier +1 more
2021Frontiers in Psychology16 citations Open access
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Technology Name and Celebrity Endorsement Effects of Autonomous Vehicle Promotional Messages: Mechanisms and Moderators
J. Myrick, Lee Ahern, Ruosi Shao, J. Conlin
2018Science communication16 citations
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The Effects of Celebrity Silence Breakers: Liking and Parasocial Relationship Strength Interact to Predict the Social Influence of Celebrities’ Sexual Harassment Allegations
Elizabeth L. Cohen, J. Myrick, C. Hoffner
2020Mass Communication & Society15 citations
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Examining Differences in Audience Recall and Reaction Between Mediated Portrayals of Mental Illness as Trivializing Versus Stigmatizing
J. Myrick, Rachelle L. Pavelko
2017Journal of health communication15 citations
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The Role of Media-Induced Nostalgia after a Celebrity Death in Shaping Audiences’ Social Sharing and Prosocial Behavior
J. Myrick, J. Willoughby
2019Journal of health communication14 citations
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The “celebrity canary in the coal mine for the coronavirus”: An examination of a theoretical model of celebrity illness disclosure effects
J. Myrick, J. Willoughby
2021Social Science & Medicine (1967)13 citations Open access
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Measuring Trivialization of Mental Illness: Developing a Scale of Perceptions that Mental Illness Symptoms are Beneficial
Rachelle L. Pavelko, J. Myrick
2020Health Communication13 citations
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A health fundraising experiment using the “foot-in-the-door” technique
M. Comello, J. Myrick, A. L. Raphiou
2016Health Marketing Quarterly13 citations
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Associations Between Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Decisions and Exposure to Vaccine Information in Social Media
Josheili Y. Llavona-Ortiz, Katherine E. Spanos, J. Kraschnewski, Gail D'Souza +3 more
2022Cancer Control: Journal of the Moffitt Cancer Cente12 citations Open access
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A longitudinal test of the Comprehensive Indoor Tanning Expectations Scale: The importance of affective beliefs in predicting indoor tanning behavior
J. Myrick, S. Noar, Dannielle E. Kelley, Alexandra E Zeitany +2 more
2017Journal of Health Psychology12 citations Open access
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Public reactions to celebrity cancer disclosures via social media: Implications for campaign message design and strategy
Rachelle L. Pavelko, J. Myrick, R. S. Verghese, Joe Bob Hester
201712 citations
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An Empirical Analysis of Indoor Tanners: Implications for Audience Segmentation in Campaigns
Dannielle E. Kelley, S. Noar, J. Myrick, Brenda M Morales-Pico +2 more
2016Journal of health communication12 citations Open access
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The Pope May Not Be Enough: How Emotions, Populist Beliefs, and Perceptions of an Elite Messenger Interact to Influence Responses to Climate Change Messaging
J. Myrick, Suzannah Evans Comfort
2020Mass Communication & Society11 citations
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Celebrity-Based Appeals in Health and Risk Messaging
J. Myrick
201711 citations
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The Impact of Celebrity and Influencer Illness Disclosures
J. Myrick, J. Willoughby, Diane B. Francis, Seth M. Noar
2024Health Communication9 citations Open access
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