Alyssa Appelman

Northern Kentucky University

H-index: 9

North America-United States

About Alyssa Appelman

Alyssa Appelman, With an exceptional h-index of 9 and a recent h-index of 8 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Northern Kentucky University, specializes in the field of Journalistic Practices, News Accuracy, Fact-Checking, Media Credibility, Media Psychology.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Coverage of public opinion polls: Journalists’ perceptions and readers’ responses

Numbers in News Articles: Effects of Presence, Errors, and (False) Recall

Job Satisfaction in the COVID-19 Era: A Survey of Copy Editors Across Fields

The influence of fact-checking is disputed! The role of party identification in processing and sharing fact-checked social media posts

Written in Code: Exploring the Negative Effects of Acronyms in News Headlines

Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right: Journalists’ Perceptions and Usage of Press Releases

Correcting online content: The influence of news outlet reputation

The ethics of transparency: A review of corrections language in international journalistic codes of ethics

Alyssa Appelman Information

University	Northern Kentucky University
Position	___
Citations(all)	943
Citations(since 2020)	800
Cited By	408
hIndex(all)	9
hIndex(since 2020)	8
i10Index(all)	9
i10Index(since 2020)	8
Email	Access Email
University Profile Page	Northern Kentucky University
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Alyssa Appelman Skills & Research Interests

Journalistic Practices

News Accuracy

Fact-Checking

Media Credibility

Media Psychology

Top articles of Alyssa Appelman

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Coverage of public opinion polls: Journalists’ perceptions and readers’ responses	Journalism Practice	Alyssa Appelman Mike Schmierbach	2024/4/20
Numbers in News Articles: Effects of Presence, Errors, and (False) Recall	Electronic News	Alyssa Appelman	2023/7/25
Job Satisfaction in the COVID-19 Era: A Survey of Copy Editors Across Fields	Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly	Alyssa Appelman Kirstie E Hettinga	2023/11/27
The influence of fact-checking is disputed! The role of party identification in processing and sharing fact-checked social media posts	American Behavioral Scientist	Anne Oeldorf-Hirsch Mike Schmierbach Alyssa Appelman Michael P Boyle	2023/5/18
Written in Code: Exploring the Negative Effects of Acronyms in News Headlines	Journalism Practice	Alyssa Appelman	2022/8/9
Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right: Journalists’ Perceptions and Usage of Press Releases	Corporate Reputation Review	Melanie Formentin Kirstie Hettinga Alyssa Appelman	2021/5
Correcting online content: The influence of news outlet reputation	Journalism Practice	Alyssa Appelman Kirstie Hettinga	2021/11/26
The ethics of transparency: A review of corrections language in international journalistic codes of ethics		Alyssa Appelman Kirstie E Hettinga	2021/5/4
Collecting Domain-Relevant Tweets: Creation and Application of a New Framework		Alina Campan Traian Marius Truta Shawn Huesman Celine Wardrop Alyssa Appelman	2020/12/10
The ineffectiveness of fact-checking labels on news memes and articles	Mass Communication and Society	Anne Oeldorf-Hirsch Mike Schmierbach Alyssa Appelman Michael P Boyle	2020/9/2
“ALPHABET SOUP”: Examining Acronym and Abbreviation Style in Headlines	Journalism Practice	Alyssa Appelman	2020/8/8
For the birds: Media sourcing, Twitter, and the minimal effect on audience perceptions	Convergence	Anne Oeldorf-Hirsch Mike Schmierbach Alyssa Appelman Michael P Boyle	2020/4