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Weirui Wang

Associate Professor

Florida International University

Affiliations

College of Communication, Architecture + the Arts

School of Communication

Weirui Wang is currently serving as a College Of Communication, Architecture + The Arts Associate Professor at Florida International University.

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Florida International University

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communication social media mass communication health communication narrative journalism public health social sciences risk communication media studies public opinion social influence online information societal influence information behavior misinformation correction stigma depression human-computer interaction misinformation message format popular medium crisis management textual practice disinformation detection information society rumor spreading news semantics audience reception deception detection human communication health misinformation issue-attention cycle avian biology virus research experimental social psychology tobacco control wireless communications disaster risk reduction disaster risk science medium communication pest management insect science global medium scientific literacy information overload public scholarship emotional responses information seeking cultural transmission user-generated content emerging risk disaster response disaster mitigation topic models driver behavior vehicle communication publication ethics information asymmetry scholarly communication public involvement narrative and identity short-term variability narrative representation green advertising consumer responses different message formats story contradicts ad-context congruency intermedia frame chinese immigrants united states prior experience e-cigarette use harmless e-cigarette message sidedness medical internet research persuasion health policy narrative persuasion

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Does Audience Motive Matter? Understanding Social Endorsement Effects in Correcting Climate Change Misbeliefs. Information Communication & Society (2024)

Yan HuangWeirui Wang

climate changeclimate change misbeliefssocial endorsement effectscommunication

Message Strategies for Misinformation Correction. (2024)

Yan HuangWeirui Wang

message strategiesmisinformation correctionmisinformationcommunication

Narrative and Non-Narrative Persuasion, Confirmation Bias and Presentation Order in Online Media: Understanding the Effectiveness of Disconfirmation Messages. Communication and the Public (2024)

Weirui WangYan Huang

persuasioncommunicationmass communicationdiscourse analysisspeech communicationdigital storytellingpresentation ordersocial sciencesnarrativecommunication researchpolitical communicationconfirmation biasonline medianon-narrative persuasionhuman communicationlinguisticsdisconfirmation messagesmedia studies

Overcoming Confirmation Bias in Misinformation Correction: Effects of Processing Motive and Jargon on Climate Change Policy Support. Science Communication (2024)

Yan HuangWeirui Wang

political sciencecommunicationmass communicationscientific communicationsocial mediapolitical communicationconfirmation biasmisinformation correctionbehavioral sciences

The Story My Friend Told Me: Examining the Interplay of Message Format and Relational Closeness in Misinformation Correction. Media Psychology (2024)

Weirui WangNicole Kashian

communicationrelational closenessmisinformation correctionmisinformationmessage format

Comparing the Effects of Simple and Refutational Narratives in Misinformation Correction: The Moderating Roles of Correction Placement and Issue Involvement. Public Understanding of Science (2023)

Weirui WangYan Huang

public involvementcommunicationmass communicationcorrection placementpublic opinionsocial sciencesnarrativesocial mediarefutational narrativesrhetoricissue involvementmisinformation correctiondiscourse analysis

Effects of Health Misinformation on Misbeliefs: Understanding the Moderating Roles of Different Types of Knowledge. Journal of Information Communication and Ethics in Society (2022)

Weirui WangSusan Jacobson

ethicshealth communicationcommunicationmass communicationinformation sciencerumor spreadingscholarly communicationinformation societypublication ethicshealth misinformationsocial sciencesinformation asymmetrysocial mediahealth information scienceonline informationjournalism

Examining the Effects of Celebrity (vs. Noncelebrity) Narratives on Opioid Addiction Prevention: Identification, Transportation, and the Moderating Role of Personal Relevance. Journal of Health Communication (2022)

Michail VafeiadisWeirui WangMichelle BakerFuyuan Shen

health communicationmass communicationshort-term variabilityaestheticsnarrativepoeticsnarrative representationmoderating rolejournalismpublic healthopioid addiction preventionaudience receptionaddictionrisk communicationcommunicationtextual practicesocial mediapopular mediumnarrative and identitypersonal relevance

FRAMING: Equivalency. The International Encyclopedia of Health Communication (2022)

Yan HuangWeirui WangChun Yang

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationinternational healthrhetoricmedia studiesbehavioral sciences

The Influence of Sensitive Health Disclosure on Liking and Likelihood of Response in a Non-Health-Related Context, Facebook. Computers in Human Behavior (2021)

Nicole KashianWeirui Wang

interpersonal communicationcommunicationmass communicationhuman-computer interactiondeception detectionhuman-machine interactionhuman behaviorsocial influencehuman-ai interactionsensitive health disclosurepsychologysocial mediainformation behaviorsocial medium datanon-health-related contextbehavioral sciences

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Weirui Wang

Associate Professor

Florida International University

Affiliations

College of Communication, Architecture + the Arts

School of Communication

Weirui Wang is currently serving as a College Of Communication, Architecture + The Arts Associate Professor at Florida International University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Weirui Wang

Florida International University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Does Audience Motive Matter? Understanding Social Endorsement Effects in Correcting Climate Change Misbeliefs. Information Communication & Society (2024)

Yan HuangWeirui Wang

climate changeclimate change misbeliefssocial endorsement effectscommunication

Message Strategies for Misinformation Correction. (2024)

Yan HuangWeirui Wang

message strategiesmisinformation correctionmisinformationcommunication

Narrative and Non-Narrative Persuasion, Confirmation Bias and Presentation Order in Online Media: Understanding the Effectiveness of Disconfirmation Messages. Communication and the Public (2024)

Weirui WangYan Huang

Overcoming Confirmation Bias in Misinformation Correction: Effects of Processing Motive and Jargon on Climate Change Policy Support. Science Communication (2024)

Yan HuangWeirui Wang

political sciencecommunicationmass communicationscientific communicationsocial mediapolitical communicationconfirmation biasmisinformation correctionbehavioral sciences

The Story My Friend Told Me: Examining the Interplay of Message Format and Relational Closeness in Misinformation Correction. Media Psychology (2024)

Weirui WangNicole Kashian

communicationrelational closenessmisinformation correctionmisinformationmessage format

Comparing the Effects of Simple and Refutational Narratives in Misinformation Correction: The Moderating Roles of Correction Placement and Issue Involvement. Public Understanding of Science (2023)

Weirui WangYan Huang

Effects of Health Misinformation on Misbeliefs: Understanding the Moderating Roles of Different Types of Knowledge. Journal of Information Communication and Ethics in Society (2022)

Weirui WangSusan Jacobson

Michail VafeiadisWeirui WangMichelle BakerFuyuan Shen

FRAMING: Equivalency. The International Encyclopedia of Health Communication (2022)

Yan HuangWeirui WangChun Yang

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationinternational healthrhetoricmedia studiesbehavioral sciences

The Influence of Sensitive Health Disclosure on Liking and Likelihood of Response in a Non-Health-Related Context, Facebook. Computers in Human Behavior (2021)

Nicole KashianWeirui Wang

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