Jiyun Kang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3783688 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jiyun Kang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jiyun |
| FAMILY NAME | Kang |
| SIGNATURE | KANG J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Texas State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6678-2664 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The role of human environmental well-being in predicting life satisfaction
This study sought to develop and test a comprehensive model that depicts the associations of human environmental well-being (physical, financial, residential, and social satisfaction) on older adults’ life satisfaction between two ethnic groups in the US, with a focus on residential satisfaction. Data were collected through an online survey targeting Hispanics and Whites (60+) living in their current homes in the US. Structural equation modeling …
How gender moderates the mediating mechanism across social experience, self-referent beliefs and social entrepreneurship intentions
Purpose This study aims to understand how social experience influences social entrepreneurial (SE) intentions through different types of self-referent beliefs and how gender affects this mechanism. Design/methodology/approach To test this study’s conceptual model, the authors conducted an online survey and recruited respondents via Amazon’s Mechanical Turk. This study’s analysis is based on 743 responses. This study used structural equation model…
It's not just about the food
Panic Buying
This study develops a panic buying model that explains its driving forces and adverse consequences. The data were collected from 415 U.S. nationwide consumers during the outbreak of the current pandemic and analyzed through structural equation modeling. Results indicated that although social learning through traditional media did not significantly affect consumers’ fearfulness toward product shortage or panic buying, social learning through socia…
Enhancing Older Females' Psychological Well‐Being Through Social Shopping, Social Coping, and Informal Social Activities
This study sought to determine the role of social engagement in the psychological well‐being of females who were 55 years and older (hereafter older females). The authors developed and tested a comprehensive model that depicted the effects of social engagement activities along with financial and physical well‐being on a variety of indicators of psychological well‐being. A total of 213 responses were collected and analyzed based on structural equa…
What Are Consumers Afraid of? Understanding Perceived Risk toward the Consumption of Environmentally Sustainable Apparel
The purpose was to gain an in‐depth understanding of the risks that young consumers perceive with respect to consuming apparel products that are environmentally sustainable. Two studies were conducted, using a total of three sets of samples from South Korea and the United States. As a result of Study 1, an exploratory measure was developed and validated for perceived risk that was specifically associated with the consumption of environmentally su…
Consumer Perceptions of Transparency
Transparency is an essential part of the effort to build a socially responsible brand. Communicating with stakeholders about labor violations in manufacturing is an important aspect of this transparency. Previous research has suggested that consumer perception of transparency is related to brand trust, which in turn increases aspects of the consumer–brand relationship such as loyalty. In this study, items measuring consumer attitudes toward the t…
Social Shopping for Fashion
Despite the prevalence and significance of social shopping in fashion consumption, researchers have not systematically defined this phenomenon. The purpose of this study was to develop a scale of social shopping for fashion using three steps: Item generation, scale purification, and scale validation. A five-dimensional scale with 16 behavioral items was developed. The validation process successfully demonstrated reliability and validity of the sc…
How gender moderates the mediating mechanism across social experience, self-referent beliefs and social entrepreneurship intentions
Purpose This study aims to understand how social experience influences social entrepreneurial (SE) intentions through different types of self-referent beliefs and how gender affects this mechanism. Design/methodology/approach To test this study’s conceptual model, the authors conducted an online survey and recruited respondents via Amazon’s Mechanical Turk. This study’s analysis is based on 743 responses. This study used structural equation model…
It's not just about the food
Enhancing Older Females' Psychological Well‐Being Through Social Shopping, Social Coping, and Informal Social Activities
This study sought to determine the role of social engagement in the psychological well‐being of females who were 55 years and older (hereafter older females). The authors developed and tested a comprehensive model that depicted the effects of social engagement activities along with financial and physical well‐being on a variety of indicators of psychological well‐being. A total of 213 responses were collected and analyzed based on structural equa…
Consumer Perceptions of Transparency
Transparency is an essential part of the effort to build a socially responsible brand. Communicating with stakeholders about labor violations in manufacturing is an important aspect of this transparency. Previous research has suggested that consumer perception of transparency is related to brand trust, which in turn increases aspects of the consumer–brand relationship such as loyalty. In this study, items measuring consumer attitudes toward the t…
Panic Buying
This study develops a panic buying model that explains its driving forces and adverse consequences. The data were collected from 415 U.S. nationwide consumers during the outbreak of the current pandemic and analyzed through structural equation modeling. Results indicated that although social learning through traditional media did not significantly affect consumers’ fearfulness toward product shortage or panic buying, social learning through socia…
Social Shopping for Fashion
Despite the prevalence and significance of social shopping in fashion consumption, researchers have not systematically defined this phenomenon. The purpose of this study was to develop a scale of social shopping for fashion using three steps: Item generation, scale purification, and scale validation. A five-dimensional scale with 16 behavioral items was developed. The validation process successfully demonstrated reliability and validity of the sc…
What Are Consumers Afraid of? Understanding Perceived Risk toward the Consumption of Environmentally Sustainable Apparel
The purpose was to gain an in‐depth understanding of the risks that young consumers perceive with respect to consuming apparel products that are environmentally sustainable. Two studies were conducted, using a total of three sets of samples from South Korea and the United States. As a result of Study 1, an exploratory measure was developed and validated for perceived risk that was specifically associated with the consumption of environmentally su…
Social Shopping for Fashion
Despite the prevalence and significance of social shopping in fashion consumption, researchers have not systematically defined this phenomenon. The purpose of this study was to develop a scale of social shopping for fashion using three steps: Item generation, scale purification, and scale validation. A five-dimensional scale with 16 behavioral items was developed. The validation process successfully demonstrated reliability and validity of the sc…
What Are Consumers Afraid of? Understanding Perceived Risk toward the Consumption of Environmentally Sustainable Apparel
The purpose was to gain an in‐depth understanding of the risks that young consumers perceive with respect to consuming apparel products that are environmentally sustainable. Two studies were conducted, using a total of three sets of samples from South Korea and the United States. As a result of Study 1, an exploratory measure was developed and validated for perceived risk that was specifically associated with the consumption of environmentally su…
Consumer Perceptions of Transparency
Transparency is an essential part of the effort to build a socially responsible brand. Communicating with stakeholders about labor violations in manufacturing is an important aspect of this transparency. Previous research has suggested that consumer perception of transparency is related to brand trust, which in turn increases aspects of the consumer–brand relationship such as loyalty. In this study, items measuring consumer attitudes toward the t…
Enhancing Older Females' Psychological Well‐Being Through Social Shopping, Social Coping, and Informal Social Activities
This study sought to determine the role of social engagement in the psychological well‐being of females who were 55 years and older (hereafter older females). The authors developed and tested a comprehensive model that depicted the effects of social engagement activities along with financial and physical well‐being on a variety of indicators of psychological well‐being. A total of 213 responses were collected and analyzed based on structural equa…
Panic Buying
This study develops a panic buying model that explains its driving forces and adverse consequences. The data were collected from 415 U.S. nationwide consumers during the outbreak of the current pandemic and analyzed through structural equation modeling. Results indicated that although social learning through traditional media did not significantly affect consumers’ fearfulness toward product shortage or panic buying, social learning through socia…
How gender moderates the mediating mechanism across social experience, self-referent beliefs and social entrepreneurship intentions
Purpose This study aims to understand how social experience influences social entrepreneurial (SE) intentions through different types of self-referent beliefs and how gender affects this mechanism. Design/methodology/approach To test this study’s conceptual model, the authors conducted an online survey and recruited respondents via Amazon’s Mechanical Turk. This study’s analysis is based on 743 responses. This study used structural equation model…
It's not just about the food
The role of human environmental well-being in predicting life satisfaction
This study sought to develop and test a comprehensive model that depicts the associations of human environmental well-being (physical, financial, residential, and social satisfaction) on older adults’ life satisfaction between two ethnic groups in the US, with a focus on residential satisfaction. Data were collected through an online survey targeting Hispanics and Whites (60+) living in their current homes in the US. Structural equation modeling …
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Structural equation modeling (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Medicine (3 works)