Melissa Tully

Melissa Tully publication distribution in Social Sciences and Humanities in 2026

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Melissa Tully D-index placement in Social Sciences and Humanities in 2026

The chart shows the D-index (discipline H-index) distribution of Social Sciences and Humanities scientists ranked by Research.com in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Melissa Tully sits on this spectrum.

Best Publications

• News literacy, social media behaviors, and skepticism toward information on social media

  Emily K. Vraga;Melissa Tully

  300
  Citations

• Ethics of Authenticity: Social Media Influencers and the Production of Sponsored Content

  Mariah L. Wellman;Ryan Stoldt;Melissa Tully;Brian Ekdale

  222
  Citations

• Designing and Testing News Literacy Messages for Social Media

  Melissa Tully;Emily K. Vraga;Leticia Bode

  186
  Citations

• Making Change Diffusion of Technological, Relational, and Cultural Innovation in the Newsroom

  Brian Ekdale;Jane B. Singer;Melissa Tully;Shawn Harmsen

  165
  Citations

• Creating News Literacy Messages to Enhance Expert Corrections of Misinformation on Twitter

  Emily K. Vraga;Leticia Bode;Melissa Tully

  149
  Citations

• Newswork Within a Culture of Job Insecurity: Producing news amidst organizational and industry uncertainty

  Brian Ekdale;Melissa Tully;Shawn Harmsen;Jane B. Singer

  131
  Citations

• Theorizing News Literacy Behaviors

  Emily K Vraga;Melissa Tully;Adam Maksl;Stephanie Craft

  121
  Citations

• A Multi-Dimensional Approach to Measuring News Media Literacy.

  Emily K Vraga;Melissa Tully;John E Kotcher;Anne-Bennett Smithson

  117
  Citations

• Media Literacy Messages and Hostile Media Perceptions: Processing of Nonpartisan Versus Partisan Political Information

  Emily K. Vraga;Melissa Tully

  105
  Citations

• Empowering users to respond to misinformation about covid-19

  Emily K. Vraga;Melissa Tully;Leticia Bode

  104
  Citations

• Mobilizing Users: Does Exposure to Misinformation and Its Correction Affect Users’ Responses to a Health Misinformation Post?:

  Melissa Tully;Leticia Bode;Emily K. Vraga

  97
  Citations

• “Facts, Not Fear” Negotiating Uncertainty on Social Media During the 2014 Ebola Crisis

  Kajsa E. Dalrymple;Rachel Young;Melissa Tully

  91
  Citations

• Assessing the relative merits of news literacy and corrections in responding to misinformation on Twitter

  Emily Vraga;Melissa Tully;Leticia Bode

  88
  Citations

• Media Literacy Training Reduces Perception of Bias

  Emily K. Vraga;Melissa Tully;Hernando Rojas

  88
  Citations

• Professionalizing and Profiting: The Rise of Intermediaries in the Social Media Influencer Industry

  Ryan Stoldt;Mariah Wellman;Brian Ekdale;Melissa Tully

  80
  Citations

• News media literacy, perceptions of bias, and interpretation of news

  Melissa Tully;Emily K. Vraga;Anne Bennett Smithson

  79
  Citations

• Modifying perceptions of hostility and credibility of news coverage of an environmental controversy through media literacy

  Emily K Vraga;Melissa Tully;Heather Akin;Hernando Rojas

  76
  Citations

• The Effects of a News Literacy Video and Real-Time Corrections to Video Misinformation Related to Sunscreen and Skin Cancer.

  Emily K. Vraga;Leticia Bode;Melissa Tully

  74
  Citations

• Sites of Playful Engagement: Twitter Hashtags as Spaces of Leisure and Development in Kenya

  Melissa Tully;Brian Ekdale

  71
  Citations

• Defining and conceptualizing news literacy

  Melissa Tully;Adam Maksl;Seth Ashley;Emily K Vraga

  67
  Citations