reportIn 2016, the seven mainline, empirical journals-Communication Monographs, Communication Research, Human Communication Research, Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, Journal of Communication, and Management Communication Quarterly-produced 253 empirical articles that yielded 415 unduplicated theory/model references, a decline of 32 references from 2015 and 31 from 2014. Initial analysis attributes the decline to the reduced use of the citation broadside. The production of new theory appeared to continue unabated

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1  Unduplicated Empirical Theories of 2016: As Compiled from Seven Mainline Communication Journals          James A. Anderson Department of Communication University of Utah james.anderson@utah.edu   2  Unduplicated1 Empirical Theories of 2016 In 2016, the seven mainline, empirical journals—Communication Monographs, Communication Research, Human Communication Research, Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, Journal of Communication, and Management Communication Quarterly—produced 253 empirical articles that yielded 415 unduplicated theory/model references, a decline of 32 references from 2015 and 31 from 2014. Initial analysis attributes the decline to the reduced use of the citation broadside.  The production of new theory appeared to continue unabated. The Theories of 2016 1. Accountability theory 2. Action-implicative discourse analysis theory (AIDA) 3. Active parental media mediation model 4. Actor network theory 5. Actor oriented theory of political dialogue 6. Actor partner interdependence model 7. Adaptive structuration theory 8. Advanced warranting theory 9. Advice response theory 10. Affect as information model 11. Affective disposition theory  12. Agenda building theory                                                  1 Based on authors’ naming convention.  Some content may be duplicated because of the use of different names and some content may be omitted because it was not designated as a theory or model.   3  13. Agenda setting theory 14. Altruism dual route model 15. Appraisal theory 16. Assimilation contrast theory  17. Attachment theory 18. Attribution theory 19. Audience duplication theory 20. Auto immersion model of dispositional self-regulation 21. Automaticity theory 22. Balance theory 23. Behavior change theory 24. Belief sampling model of attitude 25. Bio informational theory of emotion 26. Biopsychosocial model of challenge and threat 27. Blog mediated crisis communication model 28. Bourdieu’s field theory 29. Career of metaphor theory 30. Cascading activation model of politics 31. Catharsis theory 32. Channel complementarity theory 33. Channel expansion theory 34. Cognitive appraisal theory of emotion 35. Cognitive dissonance theory 4  36. Cognitive evaluation theory 37. Cognitive experiential self theory 38. Cognitive load/working memory model 39. Cognitive model of argument 40. Cognitive processing theory 41. Collaboration theory 42. Collective action theory 43. Common ground theory 44. Communication accommodation theory 45. Communication design theory 46. Communication for development and social change theory 47. Communication infrastructure theory 48. Communication privacy management theory 49. Communication theory of identity 50. Communication-human information processing model 51. Community ecology theory 52. community evolution theory 53. Community journalism theory 54. Community structural pluralism model 55. Complexity theory 56. Comprehensive communication centered theory of sojourner adjustment 57. Comprehensive theory of narrative 58. Conceptual metaphor theory 5  59. Construal level theory 60. Construal model of attitude 61. Constructivist grounded theory 62. Constructivist theory of justice 63. Contact management model 64. Contact theory 65. Controlled interactivity and political action model 66. Conversational constraint theory 67. Coordination model of collaboration 68. Coordination theory 69. Core periphery network model 70. Correspondent inference theory 71. Crisis communication theory 72. Critical elite theory  73. Cross protection inoculation theory 74. Crystallized theory of the self 75. Cultivation theory 76. Cultural discount theory 77. Defense cascade model 78. Deliberative citizen theory 79. Deliberative democratic theory 80. Deliberative model of argument 81. Deliberative theory 6  82. Delusional pretense theory of irony 83. Democratic corporatist model 84. Democratic theory 85. Dialectical theory 86. Dialogic theory of public relations  87. Dialogical self theory 88. Differential susceptibility to media effects model 89. Diffusion of innovation theory 90. Diffusion theory 91. Dimensional theory of emotion 92. Directional theory of issue voting 93. Displaced effects model moral foundations theory 94. Displacement theory 95. Dissent dyadic process model in psychological contract breach 96. Domestication theory 97. Drive theory 98. Dual process theory of supportive message outcomes 99. Dual systems theory 100. Dyadic power theory 101. Dynamic equilibrium model of organizing 102. Dynamic situation model of the story 103. Dynamic systems theory 104. Early learning model 7  105. Economic theory of political journalism 106. Elite network theory 107. Emerging adulthood theory 108. Emotion in relationships model 109. Emotional contagion theory 110. Emotional support discrepancy model 111. Empathy attitude model 112. Entertainment theory 113. Entropy model of uncertainty 114. Equity theory 115. Ethnic enclave theory 116. Ethnolinguistic identity theory 117. Evolutionary theory 118. Excitation-transfer theory 119. Exemplification theory 120. Exotic culture theory 121. Expectancy value model 122. Expectancy violations theory 123. Extended elaboration likelihood model 124. Extended parallel processing model 125. Family communication patterns theory 126. Fear as acquired drive model 127. Feedback intervention theory 8  128. Feeling as information theory 129. Five factor model of personality 130. Focus theory of normative conduct 131. Foundational model for adapting safety rules 132. Four flows theory of communicative constitution of organizations theory 133. Functional emotion theory 134. Functional theory of political campaign discourse 135. Functional theory of political discourse 136. Galileo mental model approach 137. Game theory 138. Gatekeeping theory 139. Gatekeeping theory 140. Gateway belief model 141. Gender congruity theory 142. General learning model 143. General workgroup model for adapting safety rules 144. Global commodity chains model 145. Global value chain theory 146. Grief theory 147. Health belief model 148. Herzberg two factor theory 149. Heuristic systematic model of information processing 150. Hierarchy of influences model 9  151. Hostile media effects theory 152. Hyper personal model in computer mediated communication 153. Implicit display theory of irony 154. Impression management theory 155. Inclusive fitness theory 156. Indexing theory 157. Indirect effects model  158. Industrial organization theory 159. Information acquisition and processing model 160. Information and communication technology succession theory 161. Information fiduciary theory 162. Information integration theory 163. Information seeking model 164. Inoculation theory 165. Inspirational reality TV model 166. Institutional theory 167. Integrated theories of media choice 168. Integrated threat theory 169. Integrated threat theory of prejudice 170. Integrative model of approach and avoidance processes 171. Integrative social contracts theory 172. Integrative theory of communication and cross-cultural adaptation 173. Intellectual property theory 10  174. Interaction richness theory 175. Interactive model of communication 176. Interactivity effects model 177. Interactivity effects of mediated indirect contact theory 178. Intercultural workgroup communication theory 179. Interdependence theory 180. Intergroup contact theory 181. Intergroup threat theory 182. Interpersonal judgment theory 183. Interpretive media ethics theory 184. Intra—individual drive theory 185. Invisible support perspective 186. Job demands-resources model 187. Journalism’s theory of democracy 188. Kantian theory of deliberative democracy  189. Kin selection theory 190. Language expectancy theory 191. Leader member dyadic communication model 192. Leader member exchange theory 193. Least objectionable program theory 194. Legacy model of original reporting 195. Limited capacity model of motivated mediated message processing 196. Linguistic bias theory 11  197. Maguire’s model of persuasion 198. Media activation effect model 199. Media enjoyment theory 200. Media ethics theory 201. Media experience theory 202. Media habit theory 203. Media richness theory 204. Media substitution theory 205. Media synchronicity theory 206. Mediated contact theory 207. Mediatization of politics elite theory 208. Mediatization theory 209. Message centered theory 210. Message credibility model 211. Mindfulness model 212. Modality agency interactivity and navigability model (MAIN) 213. Model for resource dilemma management 214. Model of collaboration failure 215. Model of inter-attitude structure and dynamics 216. Model of intrapersonal argument 217. Model of motivations discussion and civic participation 218. Model of narrative coherence 219. Model of online flaming 12  220. Model of organizational dissent 221. Model of political information seeking and skepticism 222. Model of siblings self-disclosure and relational uncertainty 223. Model of smart phone use and political participation 224. Model of social sexual communication 225. Model of structural inference 226. Model of working memory 227. Modernization theory 228. Moral foundation theory 229. Moral intuitions theory 230. Moral sensitivity communication model 231. Motivation relative preference and social network choice model (M-P-N model) 232. Multiple resource theory 233. Narrative persuasion theory 234. Need satisfaction model 235. Negativity bias theory 236. Negativity theory 237. Neo-Marxists dependency theory 238. Neo-modernization dependency theory 239. Network gatekeeping theory 240. Network theory 241. News ecology field theory 242. News flow theory 13  243. News framing theory 244. News production theory 245. News self-affirmation theory 246. Normative model of democracy 247. Normative model of journalism 248. Normative pragmatic theory 249. Objectification theory 250. Online model of cultivation 251. Optimal distinctiveness theory 252. Optimal matching model 253. Organization public relationships theory  254. Organizational cultural theory 255. Organizational identity theory 256. Orientation-stimulus-reasoning-orientation-response model 257. Parallel process model 258. Parallel routes of motivation model 259. Parasociability of social television model 260. Parasocial contact theory 261. Parental mediation theory 262. Participative theory of leadership 263. Partisan media use theory 264. Person/culture mental model fit 265. Plurilingual organizational theory 14  266. Polarized pluralist model of media 267. Politeness theory 268. Political efficacy model 269. Politics-media-politics model (PMP) 270. Possible future selves model 271. Postcolonial theory 272. PR excellence theory 273. Practice theory 274. Presumed media influence theory 275. Priming theory 276. Private interest theory 277. Problematic internet use theory 278. Processing fluency and language attitudes model 279. Prominence interpretation theory 280. Propaganda model 281. Protection motivation theory 282. Protest communication model 283. Psychological trauma theory 284. Public-interest theory 285. Punctuated equilibrium model 286. Ramen noodles theory 287. Reactance theory 288. Regulators capture theory 15  289. Regulatory focus theory 290. Reinforcing spiral’s model 291. Relational framing theory 292. Relational leadership theory 293. Relational turbulence theory 294. Relative constancy theory 295. Relevance theory 296. Resorts dependence theory 297. Resource-based theory 298. Restrictive parental media mediation model 299. Rhetorical theory of public relations  300. Risk convergence model 301. Risk information seeking and processing model 302. Role balance theory 303. Role congruity theory 304. Role theory 305. Schema theory 306. Scripting theory 307. Selective exposure for self and affect management model 308. Selective exposure theory 309. Selective exposure theory 310. Self actualizing and dutiful citizen model (AC-DC model) 311. Self awareness theory 16  312. Self categorization theory 313. Self control model 314. Self evaluation maintenance model 315. Self-affirmation theory 316. Self-determination theory 317. Self-disclosure topic model 318. Self-regulation theory 319. Sequential information integration model 320. Signal detection theory 321. Signaling theory 322. Social capital model 323. Social capital theory 324. Social categorization theory 325. Social cognitive learning theory 326. Social cognitive theory 327. Social cognitive theory of internet use and gratifications 328. Social determination theory 329. Social exchange theory 330. Social identification theory 331. Social identity model of deindividuation 332. Social identity theory 333. Social identity theory of intergroup behavior 334. Social influence theory 17  335. Social information processing theory 336. Social media theory 337. Social mediated crisis communication model 338. Social penetration theory 339. Social responsibility model of journalism 340. Social skills deficit vulnerability model 341. Social systems theory 342. Social theory of political participation 343. Socio-evolutionary theory 344. Sojourner theory 345. Source authority hub model  346. Speech act theory 347. Spiral of silence theory 348. Statistical learning theory 349. Stereotype content model 350. Stressor support specificity model 351. Structural theory of heterogeneity and inequality 352. Structuration theory 353. Teaching hospital model of journalism 354. Technological affordances model 355. Technology acceptance model 356. Temporarily expanding boundaries of the self (TEBOTS) model 357. Tenor-vehicle model of metaphor 18  358. Testing model of adapting safety rules 359. The emotional broadcaster theory of social sharing 360. Theory of affective intelligence 361. Theory of behavioral disconfirmation 362. Theory of bounded generalized reciprocity 363. Theory of communicative action 364. Theory of constructivism 365. Theory of conversationally induced reappraisals 366. Theory of cooperation and competition 367. Theory of deliberative systems 368. Theory of enjoyable alterations of players self perception 369. Theory of entertainment persuasion 370. Theory of entrepreneurship 371. Theory of government information processing 372. Theory of imbrication and organizational communication 373. Theory of independent mindedness 374. Theory of interpersonal goals and situations 375. Theory of interpersonal influence 376. Theory of media attendance 377. Theory of mediated deliberation 378. Theory of mediated prospective memory 379. Theory of mind 380. Theory of mind abilities 19  381. Theory of motivated information management 382. Theory of narrative persuasion 383. Theory of networked individualism 384. Theory of niche 385. Theory of paradox 386. Theory of persuasion heuristics 387. Theory of planned behavior 388. Theory of preparedness 389. Theory of reasoned action 390. Theory of resilience and relational load 391. Theory of sense making 392. Theory of situated cognition 393. Theory of social choice 394. Theory of subjective quality assessments 395. Theory of the firm 396. Theory of trait ownership 397. Third person effects theory 398. Third person perception model 399. Top-down model of political socialization 400. Trait ownership theory 401. Transacted memory systems in group behavior model 402. Transactional model of social media and body image 403. Transportation theory 20  404. Transportation-imagery model 405. Two-step flow theory 406. Uncertainty reduction theory 407. Uses and gratifications theory 408. Verbal person centeredness indirect effects model 409. Vicarious goal satiation theory 410. Vigilant interaction theory 411. Virtue theory 412. Virtuous circle theory 413. Warranting theory 414. Work/family border theory 415. World system theory 

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