Soojin Kim
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4037023 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Soojin Kim |
| NOMBRES | Soojin |
| APELLIDO | Kim |
| FIRMA | KIM S |
| AFILIACIONES | Nanyang Technological University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3141-8621 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 44 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 129 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Beyond Adoption
Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools, such as chatbots, are increasingly reshaping administrative operations to automate tasks and enhance public service delivery. Yet, little is known about how individual public officials actually use these tools beyond their formal adoption at the organizational level. Leveraging survey data from South Korean public officials, this study examines the conditions shaping post-adoption use of GenAI cha…
Sustainable Management of National Forest Trails
National Forest Trails (NFTs), a key component of forest welfare infrastructure, increasingly require a shift from government-led management to citizen-participatory governance. This study examined the structural relationships among volunteer motivation, activity satisfaction, perceived quality-of-life (QoL) change, and behavioral intention in the context of NFT volunteering. A survey was conducted with 217 adults who had participated in forest t…
Challenges and opportunities for early childhood intervention services in Singapore
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a gap between primary stakeholders' ex ante expectations of adaptive early childhood intervention (ECI) services and their actual experiences with these services. This is despite governments' and service operators' swift pivot from on-site service delivery to home-based, virtual and hybrid modes, and cross-sector collaboration with private providers and pre-schools. In this article, we share our prelimi…
An Evaluation of Singapore’s Policies to Promote Successful Aging
This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of policies intended to support the successful aging of the population in Singapore. Through semi-structured interviews with seniors, we find gaps between their ideal expectations of policy implementation and their actual experiences, thereby leading to limited satisfaction with the current aging-related policies. In the eyes of senior citizens, more feasible ways that can contribute to long-term succ…
Support for Businesses’ Use of Artificial Intelligence
Current research on AI has extensively examined drivers that predict individuals’ attitudes and behavioral intentions toward AI use. Despite this, there is limited research that explores factors that influence consumers’ acceptance of AI integration into businesses. As more businesses have integrated AI systems into different aspects of their operations, consumers have experienced increasing interactions with AI systems adopted by businesses. Thu…
Exploring Consumer Cognitive and Behavioral Engagement on a Sport Team’s Twitter Pages
This study examines fan cognitive and behavioral engagement on social media platforms, with a particular focus on professional team’s Twitter pages. By employing eye-tracking technology, we investigate the influence of content types and topics on visual attention, as well as the impact of team identification on engagement behaviors. Our findings indicate that visually compelling content, especially images of athletes, captures more attention comp…
Substantive representation for and by women
Coping with Bilateral Issues
Extant research has examined nation brand and country image as key variables that affect attitudes and behaviors toward a country. Meanwhile, there is scarce research on how individuals’ observations and experiences of bilateral issues affect their reactions toward the country involved. Based on current research on coping and problem solving, this study tests a framework that examines the cognitive processes that individuals undergo to make probl…
Citizen Satisfaction Research in Public Administration
This study presents a systematic review of the 122 studies on citizen satisfaction in the field of public administration. The research aims to identify the current state of knowledge on citizen satisfaction by drawing on existing empirical results and conceptual arguments, highlighting research gaps, and developing a heuristic framework to guide future research. Based on a literature search of 12 major public administration journals, our findings…
The Effects of Anthropomorphism on How People Evaluate Algorithm-Written News
Based on the Modality-Agency-Interactivity-Navigability model and the anthropomorphism theory, this study examines whether embedding human-like characteristics in algorithms increases the persuasiveness of algorithm-written news. This study further investigates how different types of relationships (servant or friend) that human writers form with algorithms determine the persuasiveness of algorithm-generated news. Experiment 1 demonstrated that pa…
A comparative study of the adoption of public-private partnerships for water services in South Korea and Singapore
Purpose This paper investigates the internal factors driving public-private partnership (PPP) adoption for water services in South Korea and Singapore. Design/methodology/approach This study utilizes a comparative cross-national case study of PPPs in the area of water services by focusing on the similarities and differences between the two countries. Findings The findings show that while South Korea has employed the PPP model mostly to expand and…
Understanding Who is Blamed for Covid-19
This study investigates individuals’ conspiratorial beliefs about China’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic and their effects on their attitudes toward China. While many conspiracy theories about China had been propagated on both traditional and social media, little is known about how this affected individuals’ views on China’s responsibility in the COVID-19 pandemic and the effects of such views. An online survey was conducted with a nationally repr…
Understanding Gaps Between Objective and Subjective Performance Measures
Governments use various performance measures to ensure that public services delivered by private-sector providers are safe and meet citizens’ particular needs. These measures can include awarding accreditation and assessing citizen satisfaction. However, few studies have investigated how objective performance measures relate to citizens’ subjective evaluations of providers from the perspective of service users. To fill this gap in the literature,…
Is altitude a determinant of the health benefits of nature exposure? A systematic review and meta-analysis
The Effects of Contextual Cues and Visual Clarity in Sponsorship Disclosures on the Interpretive Process
This study explored whether the clarity-enhancing elements and contextual cues in sponsorship disclosures would help (or impede) consumers’ recognition and information processing of native advertising and, if so, which elements would affect them more or less. A lab experiment using an eye-tracking device was conducted. Various features of the sponsorship disclosure were drawn from the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) disclosure guidelines (e.g., …
Understanding Customers’ Reactions to Allegations of Corporate Environmental Irresponsibility
The purpose of this study was to examine issue- and organization-specific factors that may influence customers’ reactions to allegations of environmental irresponsibility. This study focused on the idea of brand identity fusion to examine how it may act as a figurative shield against the negative cognitive and behavioral impacts of misconduct allegations. To do so, online surveys were conducted among Australian citizens in October 2018. Brand ide…
Moving toward a common goal via cross-sector collaboration
BACKGROUND: The spread of COVID-19 has taken a toll on many countries and its healthcare system over the last two years. Governments have sought to mitigate the repercussions of the pandemic by implementing aggressive top-down control measures and introducing immense fiscal spending. Singapore is no exception to this trend. Owing to a whole-of-society approach, Singapore is still being lauded globally for its relatively successful record at contr…
Understanding Start-up Employees’ Communicative Behaviors on an Employer Review Website
To provide insights into start-ups’ reputation management, this study aims to explore how employees of a start-up, being, in a broad sense, an entrepreneurial firm, evaluate their employer on an employer review platform. Specifically, it compares the reputational opportunities and challenges of TikTok as a start-up and Snapchat as a more established company in the same industry. It explores the cognitive and evaluative representations employees a…
A Comparative Study on Intention to Use Digital Therapeutics
In order to promote the use of digital therapeutics, it is common for the MZ generation and baby boomers to develop a positive perception toward digital therapeutics by cultivating digital literacy. For the MZ generation, privacy concerns need to be cautiously considered as they negatively affect the intention to use digital therapeutics
Association between Climate Factors and Dengue Fever in Asuncion, Paraguay
Dengue fever has been endemic in Paraguay since 2009 and is a major cause of public-health-management-related burdens. However, Paraguay still lacks information on the association between climate factors and dengue fever. We aimed to investigate the association between climatic factors and dengue fever in Asuncion. Cumulative dengue cases from January 2014 to December 2020 were extracted weekly, and new cases and incidence rates of dengue fever w…
Understanding Australian Voters’ Reactions to Allegations of Political Party Misconduct
Relationships between an organization and its key strategic publics form a central construct of study in strategic communication and public relations literature. The present study draws upon strategic communication, consumer psychology, and political science literature to explore a relatively understudied phenomenon, i.e., publics’ relationship dissolution intentions, specifically in the context of political party-voter relationships. This study …
The relationship between fiscal decentralization and trust in government
To date, many developing countries have continued to implement fiscally decentralized governance systems to respond to the diversified needs of local residents more effectively and to better act in line with the public interest. However, little is known about the fiscal decentralization–trust link. Focusing empirically on the South Korean case, this study examines how financially decentralized governance might increase government trustworthiness …
Taking context and strategy seriously
This study examines how contracting decisions can be influenced by organizational contexts, managerial strategies, and the interaction between the environment and strategies, building on Miles and Snow’s strategy typology—prospectors, defenders, and reactors. Our empirical evidence shows that the fragmented political context affects contracting decisions and only the reactor strategy leads to less contracting. Moreover, the impact of top-level ma…
The role of engagement in travel influencer marketing
The purpose of this study was to examine the relative effects of travel social influencers (TSIs)’ total number of followers and engagement level on consumers’ intention to travel to the advertised destinations and purchase the advertised products, as well as TSIs’ perceived credibility, expertise, and attractiveness. The results suggest that engagement becomes an important characteristic of TSIs that determines the effectiveness of advertising m…
Physiological and Psychological Assessments for the Establishment of Evidence-Based Forest Healing Programs
This study aimed to establish a health and medical foundation for forest healing programs and provide a basis for developing an evaluation system for such programs. While the number of visitors to forests and interest in forest healing effects are increasing, few studies have examined the various indicators of the persistent changes in forest healing effects. Therefore, this study conducted pre-, post-, and follow-up experiments on 87 health and …
Performance Regimes Amidst Governance Complexity
Much of the appeal of performance measurement is explained by its image as a simple and value-neutral way to monitor and improve government. But contemporary governance is characterized by complexity. Few public officials have the luxury of directly providing relatively simple services, the context in which performance regimes work best. Instead, they must work in the context of a disarticulated state, with policy problems that cross national bou…
Singapore’s Responses to the Covid-19 Outbreak
This article reviews how Singapore has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, from late-January to early May, 2020, through the three-phase approach to “learning”: in-between learning, trial-and-error learning, and contingency learning. Given its unique political system dominated by the People’s Action Party (PAP) and bureaucratic culture, the Singapore government has progressively implemented numerous control measures including strict travel bans, …
Citizen Satisfaction Research in Public Administration
This study presents a systematic review of the 122 studies on citizen satisfaction in the field of public administration. The research aims to identify the current state of knowledge on citizen satisfaction by drawing on existing empirical results and conceptual arguments, highlighting research gaps, and developing a heuristic framework to guide future research. Based on a literature search of 12 major public administration journals, our findings…
A closer look at risk factors for public-private partnerships in Singapore
Despite its global popularity over the past few decades, the public-private partnership (PPP) has not always led to successful outcomes, due largely to a number of risk factors associated with the projects. To explain how and why PPPs sometimes fail, this study considers the success-failure continuum of Singapore's recent PPP experience from 2000 to 2019. After taking a critical, close look at the six failed cases, we identify the following laten…
Unpacking Public Sentiment Toward the Government
In this study, we explore the relationship between two types of public sentiment toward the government (i.e., public engagement and cynicism) on publics’ information transmission behaviors, i.e., megaphoning, about the government. In doing so, we unpack how citizens’ perceptions of the communication strategy adopted by the government, as well perceived authenticity of the government’s communication impact their sentiments toward the government. A…
Moving Beyond the Influence of Neighbors on Policy Diffusion
Over the past few decades, research on policy adoption and diffusion has grown rapidly. Despite the relatively large number of publications, however, little attention has been paid to the important question of why a policy is differently implemented or diffused across governments. To answer this question and improve our understanding of local policy choice beyond widely cited neighboring influences, we closely examine the roles of three main poli…
The relationship between fiscal decentralization and trust in government
To date, many developing countries have continued to implement fiscally decentralized governance systems to respond to the diversified needs of local residents more effectively and to better act in line with the public interest. However, little is known about the fiscal decentralization–trust link. Focusing empirically on the South Korean case, this study examines how financially decentralized governance might increase government trustworthiness …
Understanding Gaps Between Objective and Subjective Performance Measures
Governments use various performance measures to ensure that public services delivered by private-sector providers are safe and meet citizens’ particular needs. These measures can include awarding accreditation and assessing citizen satisfaction. However, few studies have investigated how objective performance measures relate to citizens’ subjective evaluations of providers from the perspective of service users. To fill this gap in the literature,…
Understanding the effects of perceived ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy on anti‐government sentiment
This study conceptualizes anti‐government sentiment and tests the relationships between anti‐government sentiment and three antecedents (i.e., ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy). An online survey ( n = 1,112) was conducted in South Korea. Exploratory factor analysis with principal component analysis and confirmatory factor analysis was conducted on the measures proposed for anti‐government sentiment. The hypothe…
Strategic public management for financial condition
Scholars have emphasized the roles of strategic public management and the financial condition but little is known about the link between the two. Finding the missing link is the purpose of this study. By analyzing data from K-12 Texas school districts, this study investigates how top managers’ strategic efforts toward their superiors, subordinates, and external stakeholders affect the financial condition of school districts. The findings suggest …
A panel data analysis of the impacts of institutional differences on local governments' budgetary decisions
This study provides empirical evidence on how institutional differences influence school budget decisions by using panel data from 178 K-12 New Jersey school districts for the period 1996 to 2007. The findings obtained by the Newey-West model, correcting heteroskedasticity and serial correlation, support our hypothesis that school districts with elected school boards (Type II districts) are more likely to be effective at lowering school spending …
Online Consumer Complaint Behaviors
This study aims to provide an understanding of the relationships between consumer's negative word of mouth (WOM) and organizations' rectification behaviors. We see consumers' negative WOM as a process of problem solving when consumers encounter an organization's service failure that dissatisfies them. This study suggests a strategic management of public relations as a principle for consumer complaint management. Based on case studies, this study …
Understanding Who is Blamed for Covid-19
This study investigates individuals’ conspiratorial beliefs about China’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic and their effects on their attitudes toward China. While many conspiracy theories about China had been propagated on both traditional and social media, little is known about how this affected individuals’ views on China’s responsibility in the COVID-19 pandemic and the effects of such views. An online survey was conducted with a nationally repr…
A case study of the Singapore SkillsFuture Credit scheme
In pursuit of sustainable, human capital-centric growth, Singapore initiated a lifelong learning policy of SkillsFuture Credit (SFC) which enables citizens to advance their skills in an autonomous and flexible manner. However, the results so far indicate that the SFC outcomes are not aligned with the policy goals it set out to achieve, as the participation rates remain subpar, and program implementation is dotted with fraudulent claims. This stud…
Bridge or buffer
This study identifies organizational factors that influence corporatate governance and formulation of public relations strategies for public enagement. This study explores intertwined relationships between public relations strategies and organizational factors. A total of 22 qualitative interviews were conducted with a diverse pool of communication consultants. Results show that the two public relations strategies, bridging and buffering, are fre…
Think socially but act publicly
Current literature has identified many different definitions for the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR). As a result, many organizations fail to implement and measure CSR strategically. This study reviews the different theories and concepts within CSR and suggests that the current scope of CSR activities is too large that organizations are unable to find a tangible link between CSR and their bottom line. Using two case examples, thi…
Performance Regimes Amidst Governance Complexity
Much of the appeal of performance measurement is explained by its image as a simple and value-neutral way to monitor and improve government. But contemporary governance is characterized by complexity. Few public officials have the luxury of directly providing relatively simple services, the context in which performance regimes work best. Instead, they must work in the context of a disarticulated state, with policy problems that cross national bou…
Online Consumer Complaint Behaviors
This study aims to provide an understanding of the relationships between consumer's negative word of mouth (WOM) and organizations' rectification behaviors. We see consumers' negative WOM as a process of problem solving when consumers encounter an organization's service failure that dissatisfies them. This study suggests a strategic management of public relations as a principle for consumer complaint management. Based on case studies, this study …
Inquiring into activist publics in chronic environmental issues
This study aims to understand different publics' communicative behaviors for problem solving surrounding an oil spill issue in Korea. Specifically, it explores the differences between chronic activists and other types of publics who were affected by this chronic environmental issue. A total of 24 interviews were conducted, from which five different types of publics were identified. The findings suggest that the majority of activists who are curre…
State budget periodicity and general expenditure volatility
This article aims to examine empirically the relationship between budget periodicity and expenditure volatility in state governments. Using a large panel dataset for fifty states over the years 1960-2012, after controlling for institutional, economic, and political factors, we find general expenditure of biennial states has been significantly less volatile than that of annual states. The finding suggests that a choice between annual and biennial …
Bridge or buffer
This study identifies organizational factors that influence corporatate governance and formulation of public relations strategies for public enagement. This study explores intertwined relationships between public relations strategies and organizational factors. A total of 22 qualitative interviews were conducted with a diverse pool of communication consultants. Results show that the two public relations strategies, bridging and buffering, are fre…
Think socially but act publicly
Current literature has identified many different definitions for the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR). As a result, many organizations fail to implement and measure CSR strategically. This study reviews the different theories and concepts within CSR and suggests that the current scope of CSR activities is too large that organizations are unable to find a tangible link between CSR and their bottom line. Using two case examples, thi…
A panel data analysis of the impacts of institutional differences on local governments' budgetary decisions
This study provides empirical evidence on how institutional differences influence school budget decisions by using panel data from 178 K-12 New Jersey school districts for the period 1996 to 2007. The findings obtained by the Newey-West model, correcting heteroskedasticity and serial correlation, support our hypothesis that school districts with elected school boards (Type II districts) are more likely to be effective at lowering school spending …
Controlling or Supporting
This chapter examines how Korean cultural policies have shaped and constructed Korean popular music cultures. While the Korean government currently works to endorse and support Korean popular music as part of K-pop and hallyu (the Korean Wave), censorship of popular music has been enacted pervasively since the first Korean government was established in 1948. Particularly, President Park Chung Hee (in office: 1963-1979) enacted a pre-censorship of…
Vamping the Stage
‘The Monsters Born in AfreecaTV’ - The Research of Concurrent Dualities in Internet Live-streaming
본 연구는 실시간으로 인터넷방송과 채팅이 벌어지는 아프리카TV에 대한 사회정치적 분석이다. 상대적으로 제도의 사각지대에 놓인 인터넷 상활동이라는 점에서 아프리카TV는 종종 사회병리적 문제의 온상지로 진단되곤 한다. 이에 반해 본 연구는 스스로를 “괴물”이라 일컬으며 선정적, 폭력적 언행을 일삼는 BJ, 시청자 관계의 내적 논리를 파악하고자 한다. 이로써 “괴물들”의 세계가 지극히 사회적인 원리로 돌아가고 있음을 주장한다.BR 아프리카TV에서 통용되는 유사화폐 별풍선을 매개로 한 극화된 언행은 선물교환의 원리로 작동하며, 이때 “괴물”의 호칭에는 조롱과 사회적 위신, 인정이 함께 굴절되어 있다. 호혜적 교환과 동시에 나타나는 BJ와 시청자간 끊임없는 말싸움은 사회의 분열이나 관계 종식을 야기하기보다 자유롭고 평등한 사회체계를 재생산하는 기능을 한다. 사이트에서 운영자는 ‘괴물스런’ 행태를 제재하는…
Strategic public management for financial condition
Scholars have emphasized the roles of strategic public management and the financial condition but little is known about the link between the two. Finding the missing link is the purpose of this study. By analyzing data from K-12 Texas school districts, this study investigates how top managers’ strategic efforts toward their superiors, subordinates, and external stakeholders affect the financial condition of school districts. The findings suggest …
Moving Beyond the Influence of Neighbors on Policy Diffusion
Over the past few decades, research on policy adoption and diffusion has grown rapidly. Despite the relatively large number of publications, however, little attention has been paid to the important question of why a policy is differently implemented or diffused across governments. To answer this question and improve our understanding of local policy choice beyond widely cited neighboring influences, we closely examine the roles of three main poli…
Unpacking Public Sentiment Toward the Government
In this study, we explore the relationship between two types of public sentiment toward the government (i.e., public engagement and cynicism) on publics’ information transmission behaviors, i.e., megaphoning, about the government. In doing so, we unpack how citizens’ perceptions of the communication strategy adopted by the government, as well perceived authenticity of the government’s communication impact their sentiments toward the government. A…
Understanding the effects of perceived ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy on anti‐government sentiment
This study conceptualizes anti‐government sentiment and tests the relationships between anti‐government sentiment and three antecedents (i.e., ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy). An online survey ( n = 1,112) was conducted in South Korea. Exploratory factor analysis with principal component analysis and confirmatory factor analysis was conducted on the measures proposed for anti‐government sentiment. The hypothe…
The Effects of Watching a Virtual Reality (VR) Forest Video on Stress Reduction in Adults
This study was conducted to investigate the effects of watching a virtual reality (VR) forest video on stress reduction in adults. Experiments were performed in an artificial climate chamber where temperature, humidity and illumination were controlled. To cause stress in subjects, the subjects were asked to multiply two digit numbers by one digit numbers for two minutes. The subjects then watched a VR forest video for five minutes. During the exp…
Understanding President Trump supporters’ behaviors about a political controversy
Purpose This study seeks to understand Trump supporters’ behaviors on social media in the wake of a political controversy: US President Trump’s continued support for Judge Roy Moore’s candidacy for the US Senate representing the state of Alabama despite several allegations of sexual assault against him. Design/methodology/approach Few days before the special election was held in Alabama, an online survey was conducted among 325 supporters of Pres…
Singapore’s Responses to the Covid-19 Outbreak
This article reviews how Singapore has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, from late-January to early May, 2020, through the three-phase approach to “learning”: in-between learning, trial-and-error learning, and contingency learning. Given its unique political system dominated by the People’s Action Party (PAP) and bureaucratic culture, the Singapore government has progressively implemented numerous control measures including strict travel bans, …
A closer look at risk factors for public-private partnerships in Singapore
Despite its global popularity over the past few decades, the public-private partnership (PPP) has not always led to successful outcomes, due largely to a number of risk factors associated with the projects. To explain how and why PPPs sometimes fail, this study considers the success-failure continuum of Singapore's recent PPP experience from 2000 to 2019. After taking a critical, close look at the six failed cases, we identify the following laten…
Taking context and strategy seriously
This study examines how contracting decisions can be influenced by organizational contexts, managerial strategies, and the interaction between the environment and strategies, building on Miles and Snow’s strategy typology—prospectors, defenders, and reactors. Our empirical evidence shows that the fragmented political context affects contracting decisions and only the reactor strategy leads to less contracting. Moreover, the impact of top-level ma…
The role of engagement in travel influencer marketing
The purpose of this study was to examine the relative effects of travel social influencers (TSIs)’ total number of followers and engagement level on consumers’ intention to travel to the advertised destinations and purchase the advertised products, as well as TSIs’ perceived credibility, expertise, and attractiveness. The results suggest that engagement becomes an important characteristic of TSIs that determines the effectiveness of advertising m…
Physiological and Psychological Assessments for the Establishment of Evidence-Based Forest Healing Programs
This study aimed to establish a health and medical foundation for forest healing programs and provide a basis for developing an evaluation system for such programs. While the number of visitors to forests and interest in forest healing effects are increasing, few studies have examined the various indicators of the persistent changes in forest healing effects. Therefore, this study conducted pre-, post-, and follow-up experiments on 87 health and …
A case study of the Singapore SkillsFuture Credit scheme
In pursuit of sustainable, human capital-centric growth, Singapore initiated a lifelong learning policy of SkillsFuture Credit (SFC) which enables citizens to advance their skills in an autonomous and flexible manner. However, the results so far indicate that the SFC outcomes are not aligned with the policy goals it set out to achieve, as the participation rates remain subpar, and program implementation is dotted with fraudulent claims. This stud…
Is altitude a determinant of the health benefits of nature exposure? A systematic review and meta-analysis
The Effects of Contextual Cues and Visual Clarity in Sponsorship Disclosures on the Interpretive Process
This study explored whether the clarity-enhancing elements and contextual cues in sponsorship disclosures would help (or impede) consumers’ recognition and information processing of native advertising and, if so, which elements would affect them more or less. A lab experiment using an eye-tracking device was conducted. Various features of the sponsorship disclosure were drawn from the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) disclosure guidelines (e.g., …
Understanding Customers’ Reactions to Allegations of Corporate Environmental Irresponsibility
The purpose of this study was to examine issue- and organization-specific factors that may influence customers’ reactions to allegations of environmental irresponsibility. This study focused on the idea of brand identity fusion to examine how it may act as a figurative shield against the negative cognitive and behavioral impacts of misconduct allegations. To do so, online surveys were conducted among Australian citizens in October 2018. Brand ide…
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