| 1 | “Do we really have to talk about that?”: avoiding covid-19 topics with close contacts | 1635 |
| 2 | Malaysian female users’ purchase intentions of celebrity-endorsed products on Instagram: A parasocial interaction perspective | 1365 |
| 3 | The relationship of individual well-being and working environment with job satisfaction among factory workers in Malaysia | 1247 |
| 4 | Factors predicting the trend of using iTa'leem among lecturers in International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) | 1189 |
| 5 | The mediating effect of job satisfaction on leadership styles and organisational commitment among employees from three tourism villages in Indonesia | 1076 |
| 6 | Mixed method in political communication research: the study of media usage & voting behavior as a case analysis | 1072 |
| 7 | The mediating effect of employee’s job satisfaction on the relationship between transformational leadership style and employee well-being among Malaysian academics | 1052 |
| 8 | Celebrity-fan engagement on Instagram and its influence on the perception of hijab culture among Muslim women in Malaysia | 1013 |
| 9 | Managing social media health information seeking on COVID-19: The perspective of staff and students from a Malaysian public university | 1007 |
| 10 | Examining intercultural differences in close friendship maintenance on Facebook: a relational dialectics perspective | 990 |
| 11 | Celebrity fan-engagement on Instagram and how it influences perceptions on hijab culture among young Muslim women in Malaysia | 969 |
| 12 | The impact of leadership style and staff well-being on job satisfaction among academic staff in a Malaysian public university | 963 |
| 13 | Usage of blackboard and academic performance of university students: a partial least square approach | 960 |
| 14 | Examining the relationship between parasocial interaction, religiosity, and social media use among followers of Islamic reality shows in Malaysia (ID: RIGS16-188-0352) | 958 |
| 15 | Following Islamic reality show personalities on twitter: a uses and gratification approach to understanding parasocial interaction and social media use | 952 |
| 16 | Perceiving party supports and attributes of Perikatan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan | 925 |
| 17 | Religiosity and its impact on Twitter use and viewing of Islamic reality television shows among university students in Malaysia | 924 |
| 18 | Exploring the use of social media during the 2014 flood in Malaysia | 884 |
| 19 | Examining intercultural differences in close friendship maintenance on Facebook: a relational dialectics perspective | 878 |
| 20 | Managing social media INFORMATION during the Covid-19 pandemic: The TMIM perspective | 875 |
| 21 | Factors explaining party support during the COVID-19 pandemic: The leadership role | 874 |
| 22 | Customers' perception of Air Asia's facebook marketing activities: A case study of the aviation industry in Malaysia | 859 |
| 23 | Predictors of voting behavior & support towards Malaysian leaders: A study among factory workers in Malaysia | 852 |
| 24 | Social adaptation among international students in Malaysia: the uncertainty reduction perspective | 849 |
| 25 | Using the theory of motivated information management to understand direct information seeking on COVID-19 from close contacts | 801 |
| 26 | Examining factors that influence IIUM students’ involvement in da’wah activities via social media | 769 |
| 27 | Understanding academic misconduct among IIUM students during RTL phase: the role of social presence & religiosity | 751 |
| 28 | Netflix binge-watching, parasocial interaction, and loneliness among Malaysian university students during the COVID-19 pandemic | 708 |
| 29 | Do we really have to talk about that? Avoiding COVID-19 topics with close contacts. | 706 |
| 30 | Politic through da’wah on facebook: exploring da’wah strategy in women’s political communication | 695 |
