Study of Twitter Communications on Cardiovascular Disease by State Health Departments. - Aibek Musaev; Rebecca K. Britt; Jameson Hayes; Brian C. Britt; Jessica Maddox; Pezhman Sheinidashtegol (ICWS, 2019)

Dance With Me, Claude: Creators, Catalyzers and Canonizers in the Fire Emblem: Three Houses Slash-Ship Fandom. - PS Berge; Rebecca K. Britt (Game Stud., 2021)

Continuing a community of practice beyond the death of its domain: examining the Tales of Link subreddit. - Brian C. Britt; Rebecca K. Britt; Jameson Hayes; Jeyoung Oh (Behav. Inf. Technol., 2022)

The State of Ehealth Research across Information Technologies: A Longitudinal Analysis Using Topic Modeling to Address Future Scholarship. - Rebecca K. Britt; Suyu Chou; Ozioma Omah; Ananya Chakraborty (HICSS, 2023)

Infrastructural and network support in the illness experience: The role of community crowdsourcing in self-care. - Rebecca K. Britt; Erin Faith Doss; Meredith Hayes (HICSS, 2023)

Pro-social framing and sentiment in U.S. broadcast networks' Instagram posts about the COVID-19 vaccine. - Amy Ritchart; Rebecca K. Britt (HICSS, 2024)

Reporting during the COVID-19 eras: Media attention and news framing through a large-scale computational analysis. - Amy Ritchart; Rebecca K. Britt; Shaheen Kanthawala; Khadiza Tul Jannat; Naiyan Jones (HICSS, 2024)

Impact of algorithm-driven comments on corrective information among young adults: focusing on emotional tone of comments and misinformation credibility. - Jiyoung Lee 003; Ningyang Ocean Wang; Rebecca K. Britt (Online Inf. Rev., 2025)