Hayat, T., Dimitrova, D., & Wellman, B. (2021). The company you keep: How network disciplinary diversity enhances the productivity of researchers. American Behavioral Scientist, 00027642221127242.
Yarchi, M., Samuel-Azran, T., & Hayat, T. (2023). Perceived Versus Actual Ability to Identify Fake News: Evidence From Israel’s 2019–2020 Elections. International Journal of Communication.
Hayat, T., Samuel-Azran, T., Goldberg, S., & Amichai-Hamburger, Y. (2023). Introversion-extraversion and online course satisfaction. Online Information Review.
Nakash, O., Arnon, S., Hayat, T., & Abu Kaf, S. (2022). Strength of social ties and perceived tangible support: distinct characteristics and gender differences of older adults’ social circles. Journal of Women & Aging, 1-12.
Samuel-Azran, T., Yarchi, M., & Hayat, T. (2022). Less critical and less informed: undecided voters’ media (dis) engagement during Israel’s April 2019 elections. Information, Communication & Society, 1-17.
Galily, Y., Samuel-Azran, T., & Hayat, T. (2022). Sport Fanship at the Age of the Pandemic: Preliminary Thoughts in Times of (Global) Change. American Behavioral Scientist.
Abu-Kaf, S., Nakash, O., Hayat, T., & Cohen, M. (2022). Social Support and Psychological Distress among the Bedouin Arab Elderly in Israel: The Moderating Role of Gender. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 19(7), 4358.
Samuel-Azran, T., Hayat, T., & Galily, Y. (2022). Global Sport Protest Activism Is Exclusive to the Global Elite: A Case Study of# boycottqatar2022. American Behavioral Scientist, 00027642221118299.
Hayat, T., Galily, Y., & Samuel-Azran, T. (2022). The Twitter Following For the Beijing Winter Olympics and the Russian–Chinese Fans’ Alliance: A Social Network Analysis. American Behavioral Scientist, 00027642221118281.
Noei, E., Hayat, T., Perrie, J., Çolak, R., Hao, Y., Vembu, S., & Molyneux, S. (2021). A qualitative study of large-scale recommendation algorithms for biomedical knowledge bases. International Journal on Digital Libraries, 22(2), 197-215.
Hayat,
T.,
Nakash, O., Abu Kaf, S., & Cohen, M. (2021). The role
social diversity plays in enhancing mental health literacy among the
elderly. Online Information Review, 45(3), 548-561.
Moshkovitz,
K., & Hayat, T. (2021). The rich get richer: Extroverts'
social capital on twitter. Technology in Society, 65,
101551.
Hayat, T.,
Galily, Y., & Samuel-Azran, T. (2019). Can celebrity athletes burst the echo chamber bubble? The case of
LeBron James and Lady Gaga. International Review for the Sociology of
Sport, 1012690219855913.
Abu-Kaf,
S., Nakash, O., Hayat, T., & Cohen, M. (2020). Emotional
Distress among the Bedouin Arab and Jewish Elderly in Israel: The Roles of
Gender, Discrimination, and Self-Esteem. Psychiatry Research,
113203.
Samuel-Azran,
T., & Hayat, T. (2020). The geography of the Arab
public sphere on Twitter. Technology in Society, 101327.
Hershkovitz, A., & Hayat, T. (2020). The role of tie strength in assessing
credibility of scientific content on Facebook. Technology in Society,
101261.
Hayat,
T.,
Dimitrova, D., & Wellman, B. (2020). The differential
impact of network connectedness and size on researchers’ productivity and
influence. Information, Communication & Society, 23(5), 701-718.
Nakash, O., Hayat, T., Abu Kaf, S., & Cohen, M. (2020). Association
between Knowledge about How to Search for Mental Health Information and
Emotional Distress among Older Adults: The Moderating Role of Immigration
Status. Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 63(1-2), 78-91.
Samuel-Azran,
T., & Hayat, T. (2019). Facebook Chatter during
Food Industry Product Harm Crisis. The Journal of Social Media in
Society, 8(2), 103-122.
Malkin,
G., Hayat, T., Amichai‐Hamburger, Y., Ben‐David,
B. M., Regev, T., & Nakash, O. (2019). How well do older
adults recognize mental illness? A literature review. Psychogeriatrics,
19 (5), 491-504.
Hayat, T.,
Hershkovitz, A., & Samuel-Azran, T. (2019). The independent reinforcement effect: The role
diverse social ties play in the credibility assessment process. Public
Understanding of Science, 28(2), 201-217.
Samuel-Azran,
T., & Hayat, T. (2019). Online news
recommendations credibility: The tie is mightier than the source. Comunicar.
Media Education Research Journal, 27(2).
Hayat, T., &
Hershkovitz, A. (2018). The role social cues play
in mediating the effect of eWOM over purchasing intentions. Journal of
Customer Behavior. 17 (3), 173-187.
Samuel-Azran, T.,& Hayat, T. (2017). Counter-hegemonic contra-flow and The Al-JazeeraAmerica Fiasco: A social network analysis of Al-Jazeera America's Twitter users. .
Hayat, T., Lesser, O., & Samuel-Azran, T. (2017). Gendered discourse patterns on online social networks:a social network analysis perspective. Computers in Human Behavior, 77, 132-159.
Hayat, T., Brainin, E., & Neter, E. (2017). With some help from my network: SupplementingeHealth literacy with social ties. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 19(3), e98.
Hayat, T, & Samuel-Azran, T, (2017). You too, Second Screeners? Second Screeners' Echo Chambers during the 2016 US Election Primaries. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media.
Hayat, T., & Lyons, Kelly, (2017). A typology of collaborative research networks. Online Information Review, 41(2), 155-170..
Wellman, B., Dimitrova, D., Hayat, T., Mo, G. Y., & Wellman, B. (2017). Venture Labor| Fifteen Implications of Networked Scholar Research for Networked Work. The International Journal of Communication, 11, 2062-2066.
Amichai-Hamburger, Y., & Hayat, Z. (2017). Social Networking in Rössler P., Hoffner, C. A., and van Zoonen, L. The International Encyclopedia of Media Effects, 4 volume set (Vol. 2). Pp. 1-12, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Lesser, O., Hayat, Z. & Elovici, Y. (2016). The Role of Network Setting and Gender in Online Content Popularity. Information, Communication and Society, 1-18.
Hayat, T., Samuel-Azran, T., & Galily, Y. (2016). Al-Jazeera Sport’s US Twitter followers:Sport-politics nexus? Online Information Review40(6), 785-797
Mo, G. Y., & Hayat, Z. (2015). How Far Can Scholarly Networks Go? Examining theRelationships between Distance, Disciplines, Motivations, and Clusters. Studies in Media and Communications, 9, 107 - 133.
Hayat, Z., & Mo, G. Y. (2015). Advice giving andreceiving within research networks. American Behavioral Scientist, .
Wellman, B., Dimitrova, D., Hayat, Z., & Mo, G. Y. (2014). Networking Scholars in a Networked Organization. In Daniel Brass (Ed.), Research in the Sociology of Organizations: Contemporary Perspectives on Organizational Social Network Analysis. Bingley, UK: Emerald. Pp. 479-497.
Dimitrova, D., Wellman, B., Gruzd, A., Hayat, Z., Mo, G. Y., Mok, D., Smale, L., Robbins, T., & Zhuo, X. (2013).
NAVEL Gazing: Studying a Networked Scholarly Organization. In Evangelos K. (Ed.), Advances in Network Analysis
and its Applications. Berlin: Springer. Pp. 287-313.
Amichai-Hamburger, Y., & Hayat, Z. (2013). Personality and the Internet, In Yair A. (Ed),
The Social Net: Human Behavior in Cyberspace. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Pp. 1-20.
Hayat, Z. & Amichai-Hamburger, Y. (2012). Kids in the fast lane: achieving well-being through online support. In Angela C. & Barbara A. S. (Eds.) The impact of technology on relationships in educational settings. New York: Routledge. Pp. 102-116.
Wellman, B., Rainie, L., Hayat, Z. & Beermann, C. (2012). The Future of Networked Individualism. In Lee R. &
Barry W. (Eds), Networked: The New Social Operating System. Massachusetts: MIT Press. Pp. 275-303.
Amichai-Hamburger, Y. & Hayat, Z. (2011). The impact of the Internet on the social lives of users: A representative sample from 13 countries. Computers in Human Behavior, 27, 585-589.
Rafaeli, S., Hayat, T. & Ariel, Y. (2009). Knowledge building and motivations in Wikipedia: Participation as Ba. In: Ricardo F. G. (Ed), Cyberculture and New Media. Amsterdam: Rodopi Press. Pp. 51-69
Rafaeli, S., Ariel, Y. and Hayat, T. (2008) Virtual Knowledge-Building Communities, in Putnik, G.D. & Cunha, M.M.
Encyclopedia of Networked and Virtual Organizations, New York: Information Science Reference, Volume 3: 1792-1796.
Amichai–Hamburger, Y., Lamdan, N., Madiel, R. & Hayat, T. (2008). Personality Characteristicsof Wikipedia Members. Cyberpsychology & Behavior, 11(6): 679-681.
Lew, A., Wellmann, B., McEwen, R., Hayat, Z., & Jacobsen, J. (2014). Networks in Information: An Interactive Engagement of Theoretical and Analytical Approaches. iConference 2014, Berlin, Germany.
Hayat, Z., & Lyons, K. (2013). Co-authorship networks and collaboration typologies: the case of CASCON. The 63rd Annual Conference of the International Communication Association. London, England.
Hayat, Z. Mo, G. Y., & Wellman, B (2013). Predicting advice giving by examining email usage: a longitudinal study of research organization. SunBelt XXXIII conference, Hamburg, Germany.
Hayat, Z. Mo, G. Y., & Wellman, B (2012). Linking Distributed Network Structure to Rationales for Participating: The Case of the GRAND Scholarly Network. The 62nd Annual Conference of the International Communication Association. Phoenix, AZ, USA.
Hayat, Z. (2012). The structure and evolution of research networks: the case of GRAND. The Science of Team Science Conference, Chicago, IL, USA.
Hayat, Z. (2012). The evolutionary interplay between epistemic and social networks. SunBelt XXXII conference, Redondo Beach, CA, USA.
Hayat, Z. (2012). The evolutionary interplay between epistemic and social networks. SunBelt XXXII conference, Redondo Beach, CA, USA.
Hayat, Z., Dimitrova, D., Gruzd, A., Mo, G. Y., Wellman, B. (2011). Collaboration and Productivity in Network Organizations
(NAVEL). SunBelt XXXI conference, St. Pete, FL, USA.
Lyons, K., Hayat, Z. (2011). SNA based insights for the development of collaborative research networks. SunBelt XXXI conference, St. Pete, FL, USA.
Hayat, Z., Lyons, K. (2010). The Evolution of the CASCON Community: A Social Network Analysis. CASCON 20th Annual International Conference, Toronto, ON, Canada.
Wellman, B., Dimitrova, D., Gruzd, A., Mok, D., Hayat, T. & Guangying, Mo, (2010). The role of ties in initiating
collaborative research. SunBelt XXX conference, Riva del Garda Fierecongressi, Trento, Italy.
Hayat, T. (2010). Israel in English vs. Israel in Hebrew: the Wikipedia Case Study. The 26th conference of the Association of Israel Studies, Toronto, ON, Canada
Hayat, T. (2009). Wikipedia: Active Participation Patterns and Wikipedians Motivations for Contributing. Internet Research 10.0, Milwaukee, WI, USA.
Rafaeli, S., Hayat, T., & Ariel, Y. (2007). Knowledge network analysis in Wikipedia: Nodes as opinion leaders.
Internet Research 8.0, Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Rafaeli, S., Hayat, T., & Ariel, Y. (2007). Virtual Knowledge-Building Community & Users Incentives:Wikipedia Case.
The 57th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, San Francisco, CA, USA.
Rafaeli, S., Hayat, T., & Ariel, Y. (2007). Virtual knowledge building communities and users' motivations: Wikipedia as a
ase study. The 11th Annual Conference of the Israeli Communication Association, Raanana, Israel.
Rafaeli, S., Ariel, Y., & Hayat, T. (2007). Wikipedia as a knowledge virtual community: a multilingual comparison of
Wikipedians perceptions. The 38th Annual Conference of the Israeli Sociological Society, Haifa, Israel.
Rafaeli, S., Ariel, Y., & Hayat, T. (2006). Virtual knowledge community - The Hebrew Wikipedia. The 37th Annual Conference of the Israeli Sociological Society, Bney Brak, Israel.
Hayat, T., & Ariel, Y. (2006). Gratifications and Sense of Community among Wikipedia users. 'Communicating': student research conference, Haifa, Israel.
Rafaeli, S., Hayat, T., & Ariel, Y. (2005). Wikipedia Community: Users' Motivations and Knowledge Building.
Cyberculture 3rd Global Conference, Prague, Czech Republic
Rafaeli, S., Hayat, T., & Ariel, Y. (2005). Wikipedians' sense of community, motivations, and knowledge building:
a cross-cultural study. Wikimania - The First International Wikimedia Conference, Frankfurt, Germany
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