Ebtesam Abdullah Alzeiby
Biographic Data
| ID | 5676134 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ebtesam Abdullah Alzeiby |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ebtesam Abdullah |
| FAMILY NAME | Alzeiby |
| SIGNATURE | ALZEIBY E A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4849-1921 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Eco‐Guilt and Eco‐Shame in Translating Green Messaging to Sustainable Action
This study proposes to investigate the impact of Green Messages and tourists' eco‐emotions like eco‐guilt and eco‐shame on sustainable actions, including perceived environmental friendliness as a boundary condition from the theoretical lens of Affect Infusion Model (AIM). This study tests the proposed model by employing a mixed‐method framework using partial least square structured equation modelling (PLS‐SEM) to examine the quantitative data fro…
Drivers of Eco‐Guilt Among Travellers. A Mixed‐Method Investigation Using Self‐Perception Theory
Eco‐guilt refers to the feeling of moral unease that travellers experience when they realise their own role in causing environmental damage. Although several studies have examined pro‐environmental behaviour, this emotion has not received sufficient attention in the context of tourism and travel. The present study attempts to understand how emotional connection with nature and individual value‐based orientations are related to the feeling of eco‐…
Triple helix trust and spillovers for sustainable innovation
Psychological foundations of solo dining experience in tourism and hospitality industry. A mixed methods study
Solo dining has gained substantial recognition in the restaurant business worldwide. Considering the growing trend of solo dining, it has attracted increasing interest from academia and industry. Since the current stage of knowledge on solo dining practices and their management is limited and scattered, it requires integration to provide scholars with an outline of the current state of knowledge in this field, as well as the industry expert insig…
Beyond attention spans
Short videos are reshaping the digital landscape and opening a new frontier in digital marketing. By fostering binge-watching tendencies, cognitive lock-in, and stronger influence over consumer attention and choice, short videos create conditions for sustained engagement. Drawing on Media Systems Dependency Theory (MSDT), this study introduces a new zone phase construct and advances an integrative conceptual model that explains how the psychologi…
Harnessing AI-metaverse synergies for smart sustainability
Digital transformation or digital divide? Smes' use of AI during global crisis
There is a notable deficiency in empirical research examining how digital transformation, particularly through the adoption of technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), can empower SMEs to navigate the challenges posed by global crises. While new technologies are frequently regarded as solutions, they can coexist with existing systems and potentially exacerbate the digital divide. This paper aims to investigate the factors that either fa…
Loneliness among dementia caregivers
The UCLALS3 is a valid short scale; its cutoff ≥6.5 may flag major clinically relevant symptoms in dementia caregivers, highlighting the need for tailored interventions that boost caregivers' individual perception of social relationships. More investigations are needed to confirm UCLALS3 invariance across countries
Psychological foundations of fast fashion
Consumption patterns in urban sophisticate branding. A qualitative perspective on its psychological foundations
The emergence of the urban sophisticate consumer has led to changing consumption patterns in the global retail landscape. While there has been a surge in academic literature examining various aspects of urban sophistication, empirical studies examining the attributes of the urban sophisticated consumer in the context of fashion apparel, fashion accessories, and grooming products still need to be included. This study investigates the concept of 'u…
Psychological foundations of ethical consumerism
Ethical consumer behaviour has been receiving much attention in recent times, due to heightened social issue on sustainability, corporate social responsibility and ethical consumption from the community. Integrated with the Value-Belief-Norm (VBN) Theory, this study investigates the influences of altruistic, biospheric, and hedonic values on ethical buying behaviour under the mediating mechanism of behavioural beliefs, personal norms, and subject…
Examining tourists’ personality traits and dining-in/dining-out preferences. An approach-avoidance theory perspective
Food and dining are integral to the travel experience for tourists. Despite this, there is a lack of research on how tourists choose between dining in and dining out. Furthermore, these choices may be influenced by the tourists’ personality traits. To address this gap, this study explores how the Big Five personality traits impact tourists’ preferences for dining in or dining out hospitality services. We gathered data from 790 tourists through an…
Understanding the consumers webrooming in retailing industry
A systematic literature review on cyberstalking. An analysis of past achievements and future promises
Individuals’ excessive use of technology-enabled communication platforms, such as social media, has led to scholarly recognition of rising incidences of cyberstalking. Despite considerable studies directed at its examination, the current research on cyberstalking is limited by a lack of clarity on its characterization and prevalence, coupled with a fragmented research focus. To address this limitation, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) on cybe…
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A systematic literature review on cyberstalking. An analysis of past achievements and future promises
Individuals’ excessive use of technology-enabled communication platforms, such as social media, has led to scholarly recognition of rising incidences of cyberstalking. Despite considerable studies directed at its examination, the current research on cyberstalking is limited by a lack of clarity on its characterization and prevalence, coupled with a fragmented research focus. To address this limitation, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) on cybe…
Understanding the consumers webrooming in retailing industry
Digital transformation or digital divide? Smes' use of AI during global crisis
There is a notable deficiency in empirical research examining how digital transformation, particularly through the adoption of technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), can empower SMEs to navigate the challenges posed by global crises. While new technologies are frequently regarded as solutions, they can coexist with existing systems and potentially exacerbate the digital divide. This paper aims to investigate the factors that either fa…
Loneliness among dementia caregivers
The UCLALS3 is a valid short scale; its cutoff ≥6.5 may flag major clinically relevant symptoms in dementia caregivers, highlighting the need for tailored interventions that boost caregivers' individual perception of social relationships. More investigations are needed to confirm UCLALS3 invariance across countries
Psychological foundations of fast fashion
Consumption patterns in urban sophisticate branding. A qualitative perspective on its psychological foundations
The emergence of the urban sophisticate consumer has led to changing consumption patterns in the global retail landscape. While there has been a surge in academic literature examining various aspects of urban sophistication, empirical studies examining the attributes of the urban sophisticated consumer in the context of fashion apparel, fashion accessories, and grooming products still need to be included. This study investigates the concept of 'u…
Psychological foundations of ethical consumerism
Ethical consumer behaviour has been receiving much attention in recent times, due to heightened social issue on sustainability, corporate social responsibility and ethical consumption from the community. Integrated with the Value-Belief-Norm (VBN) Theory, this study investigates the influences of altruistic, biospheric, and hedonic values on ethical buying behaviour under the mediating mechanism of behavioural beliefs, personal norms, and subject…
Examining tourists’ personality traits and dining-in/dining-out preferences. An approach-avoidance theory perspective
Food and dining are integral to the travel experience for tourists. Despite this, there is a lack of research on how tourists choose between dining in and dining out. Furthermore, these choices may be influenced by the tourists’ personality traits. To address this gap, this study explores how the Big Five personality traits impact tourists’ preferences for dining in or dining out hospitality services. We gathered data from 790 tourists through an…
Eco‐Guilt and Eco‐Shame in Translating Green Messaging to Sustainable Action
This study proposes to investigate the impact of Green Messages and tourists' eco‐emotions like eco‐guilt and eco‐shame on sustainable actions, including perceived environmental friendliness as a boundary condition from the theoretical lens of Affect Infusion Model (AIM). This study tests the proposed model by employing a mixed‐method framework using partial least square structured equation modelling (PLS‐SEM) to examine the quantitative data fro…
Drivers of Eco‐Guilt Among Travellers. A Mixed‐Method Investigation Using Self‐Perception Theory
Eco‐guilt refers to the feeling of moral unease that travellers experience when they realise their own role in causing environmental damage. Although several studies have examined pro‐environmental behaviour, this emotion has not received sufficient attention in the context of tourism and travel. The present study attempts to understand how emotional connection with nature and individual value‐based orientations are related to the feeling of eco‐…
Triple helix trust and spillovers for sustainable innovation
Psychological foundations of solo dining experience in tourism and hospitality industry. A mixed methods study
Solo dining has gained substantial recognition in the restaurant business worldwide. Considering the growing trend of solo dining, it has attracted increasing interest from academia and industry. Since the current stage of knowledge on solo dining practices and their management is limited and scattered, it requires integration to provide scholars with an outline of the current state of knowledge in this field, as well as the industry expert insig…
Beyond attention spans
Short videos are reshaping the digital landscape and opening a new frontier in digital marketing. By fostering binge-watching tendencies, cognitive lock-in, and stronger influence over consumer attention and choice, short videos create conditions for sustained engagement. Drawing on Media Systems Dependency Theory (MSDT), this study introduces a new zone phase construct and advances an integrative conceptual model that explains how the psychologi…
Harnessing AI-metaverse synergies for smart sustainability
Business (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (3 works) · Qualitative research (3 works) · Structural equation modeling (3 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Consumer Retail Behavior Studies (2 works) · Customer Service Quality and Loyalty (2 works)