2026 Judith N. Martin: Social Sciences and Humanities Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

D-Index & Metrics

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Social Sciences and Humanities	32	7231	6719	3512	3204	58	7144

Discipline name

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World Ranking

Current World Ranking

National Ranking

Current National Ranking

Publications

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Social Sciences and Humanities

7231

6719

3512

3204

7144

Social Sciences and Humanities

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Citations

7144

World Ranking

7231

National Ranking

3512

Overview

Judith N. Martin is affiliated with the University of Pittsburgh in the United States. Their research spans several interdisciplinary fields primarily within the social sciences and humanities.

The main fields of study associated with their work include:

Social Sciences
Arts and Humanities
Psychology

Within these broader fields, Martin's contributions are focused on several subfields, notably:

Communication
Language and Linguistics
Developmental and Educational Psychology
Philosophy

Their research topics reflect a diverse engagement with social and communicative phenomena, including:

International Student and Expatriate Challenges
Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies
Educational and Psychological Assessments
Social Media and Politics
Media Studies and Communication
Media, Religion, Digital Communication

Martin has collaborated with other researchers in their field, with frequent co-authors including:

Ruobing Chi
Uttaran Dutta

Best Publications

Intercultural Communication in Contexts

Judith N. Martin;Thomas K. Nakayama

1865
Citations
Thinking Dialectically About Culture and Communication

Judith N. Martin;Thomas K. Nakayama

539
Citations
Experiencing Intercultural Communication: An Introduction

Judith N. Martin;Thomas K. Nakayama

318
Citations
Host country and reentry adjustment of student sojourners

Beulah F. Rohrlich;Judith N. Martin

233
Citations
The intercultural reentry: Conceptualization and directions for future research

Judith N. Martin

229
Citations
Whiteness : the communication of social identity

Thomas K. Nakayama;Judith N. Martin

209
Citations
Behavioral categories of intercultural communication competence: Everyday communicators' perceptions

Judith N. Martin;Mitchell R. Hammer

183
Citations
Exploring Whiteness: A Study of Self Labels for White Americans.

Judith N. Martin;Robert L. Krizek;Thomas K. Nakayama;Lisa Bradford

182
Citations
Intercultural Communication and Dialectics Revisited

Judith N. Martin;Thomas K. Nakayama

152
Citations
Reconsidering intercultural (communication) competence in the workplace: a dialectical approach

Judith N. Martin;Thomas K. Nakayama

147
Citations
Ramifications of revealing private information: A gender gap

Sandra Petronio;Judith N. Martin

141
Citations
Communication in the intercultural reentry: Student sojourners'perceptions of change in reentry relationship

Judith N. Martin

141
Citations
Intercultural reentry of students and professionals: Theory and practice

Judith N. Martin;Teresa Harrell

139
Citations
Prerequisite conditions for self‐disclosing: A gender issue

Sandra Petronio;Judith Martin;Robert Littlefield

137
Citations
Tour guide communication competence: French, German and American tourists' perceptions

Denis Leclerc;Judith N. Martin

122
Citations
The relationship between student sojourner perceptions of intercultural competencies and previous sojourn experience

Judith N. Martin

108
Citations
Human Communication in Society

Jess K. Alberts;Thomas K. Nakayama;Judith N. Martin

103
Citations
Comparing predeparture expectations and post-sojourn reports: A longitudinal study of U.S. students abroad

J.N Martin;Lisa Bradford;B Rohrlich

94
Citations
The history and development of the study of intercultural communication and applied linguistics

Judith N. Martin;Thomas K. Nakayama;Donal Carbaugh

82
Citations
Readings in Intercultural Communication: Experiences and Contexts

Judith N. Martin;Thomas K. Nakayama;Lisa A. Flores

78
Citations
Readings in cultural contexts

Judith N. Martin;Thomas K. Nakayama;Lisa A. Flores

65
Citations
Communicating social support: Terrance L. Albrecht, Mara B. Adelman, and Associates Beverly Hills, CA: Sage, 1987, 317 pp., $28.00 (cloth)

Judith N. Martin

63
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Michael L. Hecht Pennsylvania State University

Sandra Petronio Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis

External Links

Personal website of Judith N. Martin

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