Conspiracy theories and self-worth: can self-affirmation help explain the adoption of conspiracy theories?

Camille J Saucier , Nathan Walter • 2025

Do Influencers Influence? A Meta-Analytic Comparison of Celebrities and Social Media Influencers Effects

Jameson L. Hayes , Guy J. Golan et al. • 2024

To Walk a Mile in Someone Else's Shoes: How Narratives Can Change Causal Attribution Through Story Exploration and Character Customization

Traci K Gillig , Nathan Walter et al.

A meta-analytical review of the relationship, antecedents, and consequences of information seeking and information scanning

Denali Keefe , Emily A Andrews et al. • 2024

Ushering in an age of scientific principles for communication research

Nathan Walter , R.L. Holbert et al. • 2024

Present, empathetic, and persuaded: a meta-analytic comparison of storytelling in high versus low immersive mediated environments

Nathan Walter , R. Ma et al. • 2023

To Walk a Mile in Someone Else's Shoes: How Narratives Can Change Causal Attribution Through Story Exploration and Character Customization

Traci K Gillig , Nathan Walter et al. • 2018

A Priest, a Rabbi, and a Minister Walk into a Bar: A Meta-Analysis of Humor Effects on Persuasion

Larry Zhiming Xu, Nathan Walter, MICHAEL J. CODY, SHEILA T. MURPHY • 2018