Minhao Dai
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5220462 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Minhao Dai |
| NOMBRES | Minhao |
| APELLIDO | Dai |
| FIRMA | DAI M |
| AFILIACIONES | Kennesaw State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4030-3965 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Exploring the Roles of Interpersonal Conversations and Received Social Support in the Persuasiveness of Messages Informed by the Extended Parallel Process Model
Message design and message effects theories have been criticized for ignoring the influences of interpersonal, social, and contextual factors. To address this gap, the current study explores how interpersonal conversations and received social support may influence the persuasiveness of messages informed by the extended parallel process model (EPPM). In a longitudinal experiment, participants (n = 750) were randomly assigned to watch an EPPM-infor…
More than just location
Introduction Engineering higher education faces difficulties in attracting and enrolling motivated students in engineering programs. These challenges call for a deeper insight into the factors that influence student choice when selecting an institution and its engineering programs. Understanding these factors enables institutions to comprehend why students prefer one institution over others and leads to strategies that can enhance the overall stu…
The impacts of media richness, blurriness, and beautification of online dating profile visual elements on dating outcomes
Introduction Online dating is a popular way for individuals to connect today, and the visual elements of an online dating profile have become an essential part of online dating. The current study examined how media richness, visual blurriness, and beautification of an online dating profile’s visual elements would influence online dating outcomes. Methods We conducted an online dating experiment with 10 different conditions with younger adults bet…
Dyadic and Longitudinal Influences of Sexual Communication on Relationship Satisfaction, Emotional Intimacy, and Daily Affect Among Same-Sex Male Couples
The influences of sexual communication on relational outcomes have garnered attention in the current literature, but such dynamics have seldom been explored among same-sex couples using dyadic, longitudinal data. The current study investigates the actor (i.e. on the individual self) and partner (i.e. on the partner) effects of sexual communication (presence and quality) on relationship satisfaction, emotional intimacy, and daily affect among same…
Understanding the audience in framing research
Guided by framing theory, this three-phase mixed-methods study explored (a) how Chinese government-sponsored newspapers frame HIV and (b) framing effects on people’s HIV beliefs. A content analysis of two government-sponsored newspapers and a survey of 210 readers showed discrepancies in frame and frame valence. In-depth follow-up interviews with 15 media and public health experts revealed that the discrepancies were related to people’s attitudes…
The need to examine behaviors within “actual” constraints
Stress Contagion and Proliferation in Diverse Cisgender Gay Couples
Do Messages Matter? Investigating the Combined Effects of Framing, Outcome Uncertainty, and Number Format on Covid-19 Vaccination Attitudes and Intention
413) were randomly assigned to one of the eight experimental conditions and participated in the online experiment. The results showed that Chinese adults' attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccination were highly favorable, and the vaccination intention was high; age and education were positively correlated with attitudes and intention. The results also showed that message frames, outcome uncertainty, and number format did not have significant main or in…
The Demographic and Psychological Moderators to the Associations Between Geosocial Networking Apps (GSNA) Use and Risky Sexual Behaviors Among US Young Adults
It’s about Planning
Millennials are arguably different than their previous generations and studying marriage intention among young millennials would provide insights into the changing views of the long-standing institution of marriage. This study explored the rational intention toward marriage and identify the salient determinants of marriage intention among young millennials, utilizing the theory of planned behavior (TPB). We conducted formative focus groups and a …
Exploring Relationships of Cognitive Complexity, Person-Centeredness, and Communication Outcomes in Computer-Mediated Patient-Provider Communication
The current study explores the relationship between person-centeredness, cognitive complexity, and relevant outcomes in computer-mediated patient-provider communication. The study examined the relationships between constructivism constructs based on a hypothetical e-mail exchange between a healthcare provider and participants. Participants filled out a questionnaire after reading the hypothetical scenario and one of three manipulated messages. Th…
Talking Is Hard
This study seeks to understand how communicative and sociocultural factors influence Black college students’ previous interpersonal communication about mental health issues and current intention to do so. Previous research found that Black individuals preferred to address mental health issues interpersonally within the family or with trusted others rather than to seek professional help. This mixed-methods study conducted formative interviews and …
Exploring the influences of profile perceptions and different pick-up lines on dating outcomes on tinder
Intention to Behavior
They Are Just Light Bulbs, Right? The Personality Antecedents of Household Energy-Saving Behavioral Intentions among Young Millennials and Gen Z
Small individual behaviors such as household energy-saving behaviors may have major environmental impacts. Individuals may combat global warming by replacing traditional light bulbs with more energy-efficient light bulbs such as LED bulbs, which save electricity and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Guided by the integrative model of behavioral prediction, the current study explored the effects of five individual personality differences (i.e., con…
Daily Sexual Desire and Its Impact on Next-Day Desire and Behavior in Mixed Sex Couples
Daily Sexual Desire and Its Impact on Next-Day Desire and Behavior in Mixed Sex Couples
Stress Contagion and Proliferation in Diverse Cisgender Gay Couples
It’s about Planning
Millennials are arguably different than their previous generations and studying marriage intention among young millennials would provide insights into the changing views of the long-standing institution of marriage. This study explored the rational intention toward marriage and identify the salient determinants of marriage intention among young millennials, utilizing the theory of planned behavior (TPB). We conducted formative focus groups and a …
Daily Sexual Desire and Its Impact on Next-Day Desire and Behavior in Mixed Sex Couples
Exploring Relationships of Cognitive Complexity, Person-Centeredness, and Communication Outcomes in Computer-Mediated Patient-Provider Communication
The current study explores the relationship between person-centeredness, cognitive complexity, and relevant outcomes in computer-mediated patient-provider communication. The study examined the relationships between constructivism constructs based on a hypothetical e-mail exchange between a healthcare provider and participants. Participants filled out a questionnaire after reading the hypothetical scenario and one of three manipulated messages. Th…
Talking Is Hard
This study seeks to understand how communicative and sociocultural factors influence Black college students’ previous interpersonal communication about mental health issues and current intention to do so. Previous research found that Black individuals preferred to address mental health issues interpersonally within the family or with trusted others rather than to seek professional help. This mixed-methods study conducted formative interviews and …
Exploring the influences of profile perceptions and different pick-up lines on dating outcomes on tinder
Intention to Behavior
They Are Just Light Bulbs, Right? The Personality Antecedents of Household Energy-Saving Behavioral Intentions among Young Millennials and Gen Z
Small individual behaviors such as household energy-saving behaviors may have major environmental impacts. Individuals may combat global warming by replacing traditional light bulbs with more energy-efficient light bulbs such as LED bulbs, which save electricity and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Guided by the integrative model of behavioral prediction, the current study explored the effects of five individual personality differences (i.e., con…
Do Messages Matter? Investigating the Combined Effects of Framing, Outcome Uncertainty, and Number Format on Covid-19 Vaccination Attitudes and Intention
413) were randomly assigned to one of the eight experimental conditions and participated in the online experiment. The results showed that Chinese adults' attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccination were highly favorable, and the vaccination intention was high; age and education were positively correlated with attitudes and intention. The results also showed that message frames, outcome uncertainty, and number format did not have significant main or in…
The Demographic and Psychological Moderators to the Associations Between Geosocial Networking Apps (GSNA) Use and Risky Sexual Behaviors Among US Young Adults
It’s about Planning
Millennials are arguably different than their previous generations and studying marriage intention among young millennials would provide insights into the changing views of the long-standing institution of marriage. This study explored the rational intention toward marriage and identify the salient determinants of marriage intention among young millennials, utilizing the theory of planned behavior (TPB). We conducted formative focus groups and a …
Understanding the audience in framing research
Guided by framing theory, this three-phase mixed-methods study explored (a) how Chinese government-sponsored newspapers frame HIV and (b) framing effects on people’s HIV beliefs. A content analysis of two government-sponsored newspapers and a survey of 210 readers showed discrepancies in frame and frame valence. In-depth follow-up interviews with 15 media and public health experts revealed that the discrepancies were related to people’s attitudes…
The need to examine behaviors within “actual” constraints
Stress Contagion and Proliferation in Diverse Cisgender Gay Couples
More than just location
Introduction Engineering higher education faces difficulties in attracting and enrolling motivated students in engineering programs. These challenges call for a deeper insight into the factors that influence student choice when selecting an institution and its engineering programs. Understanding these factors enables institutions to comprehend why students prefer one institution over others and leads to strategies that can enhance the overall stu…
The impacts of media richness, blurriness, and beautification of online dating profile visual elements on dating outcomes
Introduction Online dating is a popular way for individuals to connect today, and the visual elements of an online dating profile have become an essential part of online dating. The current study examined how media richness, visual blurriness, and beautification of an online dating profile’s visual elements would influence online dating outcomes. Methods We conducted an online dating experiment with 10 different conditions with younger adults bet…
Dyadic and Longitudinal Influences of Sexual Communication on Relationship Satisfaction, Emotional Intimacy, and Daily Affect Among Same-Sex Male Couples
The influences of sexual communication on relational outcomes have garnered attention in the current literature, but such dynamics have seldom been explored among same-sex couples using dyadic, longitudinal data. The current study investigates the actor (i.e. on the individual self) and partner (i.e. on the partner) effects of sexual communication (presence and quality) on relationship satisfaction, emotional intimacy, and daily affect among same…
Exploring the Roles of Interpersonal Conversations and Received Social Support in the Persuasiveness of Messages Informed by the Extended Parallel Process Model
Message design and message effects theories have been criticized for ignoring the influences of interpersonal, social, and contextual factors. To address this gap, the current study explores how interpersonal conversations and received social support may influence the persuasiveness of messages informed by the extended parallel process model (EPPM). In a longitudinal experiment, participants (n = 750) were randomly assigned to watch an EPPM-infor…
Psychology (13 obras) · Social Psychology (12 obras) · Medicine (6 obras) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (5 obras) · Developmental psychology (5 obras) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (4 obras) · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior (4 obras) · Health communication (4 obras) · Sexuality, Behavior, and Technology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras)