Parul Gupta
Biographic Data
| ID | 3941552 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Parul Gupta |
| GIVEN NAMES | Parul |
| FAMILY NAME | Gupta |
| SIGNATURE | GUPTA P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Management Development Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0249-529X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Metaverse learning environments and learners’ moral reasoning and moral development: An experimental investigation of direct and moderating effects
Over the past few years, metaverse platforms have gained increasing popularity, especially as more people have shifted their professional and personal activities online. Amidst increasing demands of remote communications and learning, particularly in the era of 5G connectivity, metaverse learning environments are now gaining traction. The study aimed to investigate the potential of a metaverse learning environment for enhancing learners’ moral re…
Bridging the trust gap: Anthropomorphism, chatbot features, and system features in AI-chatbot adoption across cultures
As artificial intelligence (AI)-chatbots mimic human-like communication, they are able to reshape customer-business interactions. Due to a lack of user trust, their adoption falls below expectations. This study encompasses the dual-pathway model of trust and discovers how human-like features (empathetic response, intelligence, social presence, interactivity) impact users’ trust via anthropomorphic perceptions (affective route) and how system feat…
Learners’ psychological needs in online learning environment for executive education: Role of cognitive overload and learning self-efficacy
The emergent transition from face-to-face to online teaching and training has swayed the design and operating model of executive education globally. Reports indicate that this change has adversely impacted the learners’ satisfaction with executive education programmes and desired learning outcomes. Scholars believe that learners’ learning outcomes in the online learning environment are driven primarily by the satisfaction and frustration of their…
Gendered differences and strategies for work-life balance: Systematic review based on social ecological framework perspective
Prosocial behaviourial spillover and nudging: A longitudinal quasi-experimental study on the moderating role of altruistic motives
The effect of social support on teleworker environment and work engagement: A multimethod analysis
Purpose Employing the “Job demands-resources (JD-R)” framework, this study examines the impact of co-occurring social supports (supervisor, coworker, and family support) on the telework environment and employee engagement. Design/methodology/approach The study uses a multimethod approach. Data from 294 employees belonging to Indian technology organizations were collected and analyzed using the partial least squares (PLS)-based structure equation …
How to build trust in Gen Y in online donation crowdfunding: An experimental study
A charitable organisation, responding to the internet’s increasing role in individuals’ lives, use online crowdfunding platforms to solicit monetary donations. But due to the inherent uncertainties of online environments associated with risks such as privacy breaches, information asymmetry, the misuse of donated money, and fraudulent activities, building trust between the fundraiser and potential donors is a key issue. This study explores whether…
Determinants of Private Tutoring Demand in Rural India
Private tutoring participation is increasing in several developing countries, and this expansion has attracted the interest of scholars spanning disciplines of economics, sociology and history. This paper presents a theoretical model of private tutoring demand. The model incorporates the household and school characteristics in a developing country context and demonstrates the source of gender gaps in access to private tutoring. Using a recent dat…
Plagiarism awareness efforts, students' ethical judgment and behaviors: A Longitudinal Experiment Study on Ethical Nuances of Plagiarism in Higher Education
Widespread academic dishonesty among higher education (HE) students has been a concern for higher education institutes (HEIs). Ethics literature reports that unintentional plagiarism is more prevalent among HE students and the root cause is, limited or no awareness of nuances of ethics concerning plagiarism resulting in poor ethical judgments. This study attempts to examine what is students’ ethical reasoning for unintentional plagiarism and how …
Determinants of tuberculosis: An example of high tuberculosis burden in the Saharia tribe
Tuberculosis (TB) is a significant public health problem among the Saharia community, an underprivileged tribal group in the west-central part of India. There are several challenges for India’s TB control program to curtail TB in the Saharia tribe. Malnutrition, poor health sector facilities, lower socio-economic status, and substance abuse are interconnected and synergistic factors contributing to a high burden of TB in the Saharia tribe. In thi…
How organizational socialization occurring in virtual setting unique: A longitudinal study of socialization
Based on organizational socialization frameworks used to study newcomers' journey of adaptation from outsiders to insiders, this study develops an evolutionary model to examine their socialization in virtual settings. Extending the existing literature, the proposed model views organizational socialization as a cumulative process that allows the impact of pre-entry variables on accommodation and outcomes. Longitudinal design is used to measure the…
Covid-19 pandemic lockdown: An emotional health perspective of Indians on Twitter
BACKGROUND: Novel corona virus (2019-nCoV) has spread in the world since its first human infection in December 2019. India has also witnessed a rising number of infections since March 2020. The Indian government imposed lockdowns in the nation to control the movement of its citizens thereby confining the spread of the virus. Tweeters resorted to usage of social media platform to express their mind. AIM: Through this article, an attempt has been m…
Social entrepreneurship research: A review and future research agenda
Online Education: Worldwide Status, Challenges, Trends, and Implications
Exporting challenges of SMEs: A review and future research agenda
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Exporting challenges of SMEs: A review and future research agenda
Online Education: Worldwide Status, Challenges, Trends, and Implications
Social entrepreneurship research: A review and future research agenda
Covid-19 pandemic lockdown: An emotional health perspective of Indians on Twitter
BACKGROUND: Novel corona virus (2019-nCoV) has spread in the world since its first human infection in December 2019. India has also witnessed a rising number of infections since March 2020. The Indian government imposed lockdowns in the nation to control the movement of its citizens thereby confining the spread of the virus. Tweeters resorted to usage of social media platform to express their mind. AIM: Through this article, an attempt has been m…
How organizational socialization occurring in virtual setting unique: A longitudinal study of socialization
Based on organizational socialization frameworks used to study newcomers' journey of adaptation from outsiders to insiders, this study develops an evolutionary model to examine their socialization in virtual settings. Extending the existing literature, the proposed model views organizational socialization as a cumulative process that allows the impact of pre-entry variables on accommodation and outcomes. Longitudinal design is used to measure the…
Determinants of tuberculosis: An example of high tuberculosis burden in the Saharia tribe
Tuberculosis (TB) is a significant public health problem among the Saharia community, an underprivileged tribal group in the west-central part of India. There are several challenges for India’s TB control program to curtail TB in the Saharia tribe. Malnutrition, poor health sector facilities, lower socio-economic status, and substance abuse are interconnected and synergistic factors contributing to a high burden of TB in the Saharia tribe. In thi…
The effect of social support on teleworker environment and work engagement: A multimethod analysis
Purpose Employing the “Job demands-resources (JD-R)” framework, this study examines the impact of co-occurring social supports (supervisor, coworker, and family support) on the telework environment and employee engagement. Design/methodology/approach The study uses a multimethod approach. Data from 294 employees belonging to Indian technology organizations were collected and analyzed using the partial least squares (PLS)-based structure equation …
How to build trust in Gen Y in online donation crowdfunding: An experimental study
A charitable organisation, responding to the internet’s increasing role in individuals’ lives, use online crowdfunding platforms to solicit monetary donations. But due to the inherent uncertainties of online environments associated with risks such as privacy breaches, information asymmetry, the misuse of donated money, and fraudulent activities, building trust between the fundraiser and potential donors is a key issue. This study explores whether…
Determinants of Private Tutoring Demand in Rural India
Private tutoring participation is increasing in several developing countries, and this expansion has attracted the interest of scholars spanning disciplines of economics, sociology and history. This paper presents a theoretical model of private tutoring demand. The model incorporates the household and school characteristics in a developing country context and demonstrates the source of gender gaps in access to private tutoring. Using a recent dat…
Plagiarism awareness efforts, students' ethical judgment and behaviors: A Longitudinal Experiment Study on Ethical Nuances of Plagiarism in Higher Education
Widespread academic dishonesty among higher education (HE) students has been a concern for higher education institutes (HEIs). Ethics literature reports that unintentional plagiarism is more prevalent among HE students and the root cause is, limited or no awareness of nuances of ethics concerning plagiarism resulting in poor ethical judgments. This study attempts to examine what is students’ ethical reasoning for unintentional plagiarism and how …
Learners’ psychological needs in online learning environment for executive education: Role of cognitive overload and learning self-efficacy
The emergent transition from face-to-face to online teaching and training has swayed the design and operating model of executive education globally. Reports indicate that this change has adversely impacted the learners’ satisfaction with executive education programmes and desired learning outcomes. Scholars believe that learners’ learning outcomes in the online learning environment are driven primarily by the satisfaction and frustration of their…
Gendered differences and strategies for work-life balance: Systematic review based on social ecological framework perspective
Prosocial behaviourial spillover and nudging: A longitudinal quasi-experimental study on the moderating role of altruistic motives
Metaverse learning environments and learners’ moral reasoning and moral development: An experimental investigation of direct and moderating effects
Over the past few years, metaverse platforms have gained increasing popularity, especially as more people have shifted their professional and personal activities online. Amidst increasing demands of remote communications and learning, particularly in the era of 5G connectivity, metaverse learning environments are now gaining traction. The study aimed to investigate the potential of a metaverse learning environment for enhancing learners’ moral re…
Bridging the trust gap: Anthropomorphism, chatbot features, and system features in AI-chatbot adoption across cultures
As artificial intelligence (AI)-chatbots mimic human-like communication, they are able to reshape customer-business interactions. Due to a lack of user trust, their adoption falls below expectations. This study encompasses the dual-pathway model of trust and discovers how human-like features (empathetic response, intelligence, social presence, interactivity) impact users’ trust via anthropomorphic perceptions (affective route) and how system feat…
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