Junchen Yao, Dongqi Yan, Hongzhong Zhang (2026). Beyond the dichotomy of use and Not-Use: Forms and motivations of user non-use behaviors toward AI customer service. Computers In Human Behavior, Vol. 174.DOI
Yan Dongqi, Ren Wujiong, Yao Junchen, Wu Yuduo, He Yuan, Hongzhong Zhang (2026). Expanding discourse and advocating stances: Social bots action strategies in carbon neutrality discussions. Journal of Cleaner Production.DOI
Bei Zhao, Wujiong Ren, Yuan He, Hongzhong Zhang (2025). Demystifying hashtag hijacking in the public opinion game: attention, narratives, and social bots. Information Communication & Society.DOI
Shilan Su, Yuan He, Hongzhong Zhang, Hongxia Jia (2025). Modelling the diffusion dynamics and scaling properties of foreign cultures in China through hashtag patterns. Proceedings of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences.DOI
Shilan Su, Hongzhong Zhang, Ziye Wang (2025). Evaluating Large Language Models on Twitter Based on Hashtag Dynamics and Scaling Properties. Communications in computer and information science.DOI
Bei Zhao, Wujiong Ren, Yicheng Zhu, Hongzhong Zhang (2024). Manufacturing conflict or advocating peace? a study of social bots agenda building in the twitter discussion of the Russia-Ukraine war. Journal Of Information Technology & Politics, Vol. 210, No. 2.DOI
Yiben Liu, Shuhua Zhou, Hongzhong Zhang (2023). Motivations, Knowledge, Efficacy, and Participation: An O-S-O-R Model of Second Screening's Political Effects in China. Journalism And Media, Vol. 4, No. 3.DOI
Qian Li, Qian Liu, Shaoqiang Liu, Xinyue Di, Siyu Chen, Hongzhong Zhang (2023). Influence of social bots in information warfare: A case study on @UAWeapons Twitter account in the context of Russia-Ukraine conflict. Communication And The Public, Vol. 80, No. 2.DOI
Rui Wang, Hongzhong Zhang (2023). Who spread COVID-19 (mis)information online? Differential informedness, psychological mechanisms, and intervention strategies. Computers In Human Behavior, Vol. 138.DOI
Fei Shen, Erkun Zhang, Hongzhong Zhang, Wujiong Ren, Quanxin Jia, Yuan He (2023). Examining the differences between human and bot social media accounts: A case study of the Russia-Ukraine War. First Monday.DOI
Shuo Tang, Lars Willnat, Hongzhong Zhang (2021). Fake news, information overload, and the third-person effect in China. Global Media And China, Vol. 6, No. 4.DOI
Siyuan Ma, Hongzhong Zhang (2021). Opinion Expression Dynamics in Social Media Chat Groups: An Integrated Quasi‐Experimental and Agent‐Based Model Approach. Complexity.DOI
Rui Wang, Yuan He, Jing Xu, Hongzhong Zhang (2020). Fake news or bad news? Toward an emotion-driven cognitive dissonance model of misinformation diffusion. Asian Journal Of Communication, Vol. 300, No. 5.DOI
Christopher Williams, Juana Du, Hongzhong Zhang (2020). International orientation of Chinese internet SMEs: Direct and indirect effects of foreign and indigenous social networking site use. Journal Of World Business, Vol. 55, No. 3.DOI
Yiben Liu, Shuhua Zhou, Hongzhong Zhang (2020). Second screening use and its effect on political involvement in China: An integrated Communication Mediation Model. Computers In Human Behavior, Vol. 105.DOI
Miao Liu, Hongzhong Zhang, Hui Huang (2020). Media exposure to COVID-19 information, risk perception, social and geographical proximity, and self-rated anxiety in China. BMC Public Health.DOI
Hongzhong Zhang (2015). Lishi shiye zhong de dazhong meijie gongxinli [Mass Media Credibility: A historical perspective]. Chinese Journal of Communication.DOI
Hongzhong Zhang, Shuhua Zhou, Bin Shen (2014). Public trust: a comprehensive investigation on perceived media credibility in China. Asian Journal Of Communication, Vol. 240, No. 2.DOI
Fei Shen, Hongzhong Zhang (2014). Predicting Media Credibility in China: The Influence of Weibo Use. Asian Journal for Public Opinion Research.DOI
Shuhua Zhou, Hongzhong Zhang, Shen Bin (2014). Comparison & Magnitude Credibility: Whom to Trust When Reports are Conflicting? The Open Communication Journal.DOI
Hongzhong Zhang (2009). A Comparison of Credibility of Three Categories of Market-Oriented Newspapers in Chongqing. Journal of International Communication.