Razaz Waheeb Attar
Biographic Data
| ID | 5677019 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Razaz Waheeb Attar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Razaz Waheeb |
| FAMILY NAME | Attar |
| SIGNATURE | ATTAR R W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9819-7945 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Comparative analysis of h-index variants using an extensive dataset
Perceptions of artificial intelligence in healthcare curricula: Insights from a nationwide survey of medical students
Introduction In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the healthcare sector, understanding the perceptions of future healthcare professionals is vital. This study aims to assess the attitudes of healthcare students in Saudi Arabia toward AI and to evaluate their views on its impact on medical education and future healthcare careers. Methods A nationwide survey was conducted across 21 universities in Saudi Arabia. The s…
Motivations for social TV engagement among Egyptian audiences
This study investigates the motivations underlying social TV engagement among Egyptian audiences, conceptualized as both active participation and passive content consumption. Grounded in the Uses and Gratifications (U&G) framework, data were collected from a sample of 437 Egyptian participants via an online survey. The study assessed users’ engagement behaviors, underlying motivations, and perceived gratifications associated with social televisio…
Integrating augmented reality into health media campaigns: Toward a more behavioral impact economic evaluation
This study investigates the efficacy and economic efficiency of augmented-reality (AR)–enhanced health-media campaigns in urban settings of Jordan, the Saudi Arabia. Employing a quasi-experimental, comparative design, 600 adults aged 18–45 were randomly assigned to either an AR intervention—featuring interactive 3D simulations of smoking risks and vaccination mechanisms—or a conventional video/text campaign. Pre- and post-intervention surveys mea…
Technology use during teaching practicum: Beliefs/knowledge in urban and suburban schools
This study explores how belief and knowledge factors influence technology use among Indonesian preservice science teachers (PSSTs) during their teaching practicum, revealing key urban-suburban differences. We included five variables of the theory of planned behaviour (TPB), such as subjective norms, attitudes, perceived behavioural control, behavioural intention, and behaviour. Four factors of technological pedagogical and content knowledge (TPAC…
How Does Energy Insecurity Hurt Green Growth? The Role of Financial Stability
Climate change is one of the most disturbing issues for people all around the globe.Green growth has become the most viable solution for achieving economic goals without damaging environmental quality.Consequently, our main interest in this analysis is to examine how energy security risk and financial stability affect green growth in top carbon emitter economies.The CS-ARDL model is our selected estimation technique for examining the relationship…
Connecting With the Hyper(dis)connected Audience: University Communication Attributes and Student Attitudes
Today’s empowered and hyper(dis)connected generation expects from higher education institutions (HEIs) communication strategies that align with their interests, making communication strategies crucial for their ongoing experience at the University. Once students are recruited, the factors they consider important when choosing a university may continue to shape their attitudes toward their institution. Universities continue to innovate in their co…
The impact of global-intercultural competence and social capital on students’ motivation to participate in exchange programs: A PLS-SEM approach
The current study investigated the correlation between cross-cultural competence, global competence, social capital, and their incidence in exchange motivation of students in the framework of national and international exchange programs. The study used a modified tool from a recognized framework. G*Power was used to select 303 students from 501 total population from Indonesia and the Philippines. A higher-order causal model was proposed following…
Validating the determinants of teachers' performance in vocational education: Indonesian perspectives
This study investigates the relationship between top management strategies and commitment, knowledge management, motivation, and performance perceived by Indonesian vocational high school teachers. Face validity and content validity index were utilized to evaluate the instrument. Partial least squares-structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) methods, measurement models, and structural models were employed to calculate the data analysis results (n.1…
Public engagement through public service advertisements for health care awareness during early Covid-19 in Pakistan
The way information disseminated in the early period of COVID-19 led the world to confusion and an unprecedented public health crisis. This paper examines the relationships between public engagement through public service advertisements (PSA) and the effectiveness of health care awareness during early COVID-19. To explore such a relationship and mainly public perceptions, we conducted a very early survey ( n = 200) using an online convenience sam…
Understanding the relationship between AI and gender on social TV content selection
As technological advancements continue to shape our daily lives, and social TV has emerged as an interactive platform that fosters connections between families and friends. This study investigates the selection of social TV content by examining the influence of AI and other contributing factors, with gender proposed as a mediating factor. Involving 300 students from two randomly selected public universities in Irbid, Jordan, data were collected t…
Experience and side effects of Covid-19 vaccine uptake among university students: A cross-sectional survey study
Introduction Many people expressed concern over coronavirus vaccinations’ reliability and side effects. This research aimed to assess university students’ perceptions and experiences regarding the side effects of the COVID-19 vaccines in Bangladesh. Method We conducted an online cross-sectional survey to collect responses from university students vaccinated with any vaccines administered in Bangladesh between November 2021 to April 2022. Banglade…
Role of public relations practices in content management: The mediating role of new media platforms
Public relations practices are widely accompanied by communication and persuasion. Especially today, when new media platforms provide direct accessibility, communication through PR has become more improved. This research focused on media organizations in the UAE, with a special consideration given to their audience content management. The researchers applied the case study method and selected a sample of n = 280 individuals from n = 12 media hous…
The role of social presence and trust on customer loyalty
Purpose E-commerce and social media technologies can significantly benefit the food and beverage industry by reducing costs, streamlining supply activities, and, most importantly, engaging users in active interaction and enhancing social presence. This research aims to propose a model to examine the role of trust and social presence on loyalty in the food and beverage industry. Moreover, the mediating role of trust is the link between social pres…
Consumers' social self-identity drivers on social commerce platforms-based food and beverage
Purpose This study aims to investigate the latest breakthroughs in social commerce by examining the characteristics of consumers' social self-identity factors in the food and beverage sector. The objective is to examine how social self-identities factors contribute to exchanging information on social commerce platforms for food and beverage products. Design/methodology/approach This study employed partial least squares structural equation modelin…
Investigating the antecedents of e-commerce satisfaction in social commerce context
Purpose Social media is still influencing consumers and is extending social commerce (S-Commerce) use. Different social media activities can influence the users' trust and e-satisfaction at different levels, which in turn influence the purchase intentions. This is evident for the food and beverage industry as S-Commerce mediated by social media can help realise a shorter time to market and meet buyer demands. In addition, credibility factors may …
Social commerce information sharing and their impact on consumers
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Social commerce information sharing and their impact on consumers
Investigating the antecedents of e-commerce satisfaction in social commerce context
Purpose Social media is still influencing consumers and is extending social commerce (S-Commerce) use. Different social media activities can influence the users' trust and e-satisfaction at different levels, which in turn influence the purchase intentions. This is evident for the food and beverage industry as S-Commerce mediated by social media can help realise a shorter time to market and meet buyer demands. In addition, credibility factors may …
The role of social presence and trust on customer loyalty
Purpose E-commerce and social media technologies can significantly benefit the food and beverage industry by reducing costs, streamlining supply activities, and, most importantly, engaging users in active interaction and enhancing social presence. This research aims to propose a model to examine the role of trust and social presence on loyalty in the food and beverage industry. Moreover, the mediating role of trust is the link between social pres…
Consumers' social self-identity drivers on social commerce platforms-based food and beverage
Purpose This study aims to investigate the latest breakthroughs in social commerce by examining the characteristics of consumers' social self-identity factors in the food and beverage sector. The objective is to examine how social self-identities factors contribute to exchanging information on social commerce platforms for food and beverage products. Design/methodology/approach This study employed partial least squares structural equation modelin…
Public engagement through public service advertisements for health care awareness during early Covid-19 in Pakistan
The way information disseminated in the early period of COVID-19 led the world to confusion and an unprecedented public health crisis. This paper examines the relationships between public engagement through public service advertisements (PSA) and the effectiveness of health care awareness during early COVID-19. To explore such a relationship and mainly public perceptions, we conducted a very early survey ( n = 200) using an online convenience sam…
Understanding the relationship between AI and gender on social TV content selection
As technological advancements continue to shape our daily lives, and social TV has emerged as an interactive platform that fosters connections between families and friends. This study investigates the selection of social TV content by examining the influence of AI and other contributing factors, with gender proposed as a mediating factor. Involving 300 students from two randomly selected public universities in Irbid, Jordan, data were collected t…
Experience and side effects of Covid-19 vaccine uptake among university students: A cross-sectional survey study
Introduction Many people expressed concern over coronavirus vaccinations’ reliability and side effects. This research aimed to assess university students’ perceptions and experiences regarding the side effects of the COVID-19 vaccines in Bangladesh. Method We conducted an online cross-sectional survey to collect responses from university students vaccinated with any vaccines administered in Bangladesh between November 2021 to April 2022. Banglade…
Role of public relations practices in content management: The mediating role of new media platforms
Public relations practices are widely accompanied by communication and persuasion. Especially today, when new media platforms provide direct accessibility, communication through PR has become more improved. This research focused on media organizations in the UAE, with a special consideration given to their audience content management. The researchers applied the case study method and selected a sample of n = 280 individuals from n = 12 media hous…
Perceptions of artificial intelligence in healthcare curricula: Insights from a nationwide survey of medical students
Introduction In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the healthcare sector, understanding the perceptions of future healthcare professionals is vital. This study aims to assess the attitudes of healthcare students in Saudi Arabia toward AI and to evaluate their views on its impact on medical education and future healthcare careers. Methods A nationwide survey was conducted across 21 universities in Saudi Arabia. The s…
Motivations for social TV engagement among Egyptian audiences
This study investigates the motivations underlying social TV engagement among Egyptian audiences, conceptualized as both active participation and passive content consumption. Grounded in the Uses and Gratifications (U&G) framework, data were collected from a sample of 437 Egyptian participants via an online survey. The study assessed users’ engagement behaviors, underlying motivations, and perceived gratifications associated with social televisio…
Integrating augmented reality into health media campaigns: Toward a more behavioral impact economic evaluation
This study investigates the efficacy and economic efficiency of augmented-reality (AR)–enhanced health-media campaigns in urban settings of Jordan, the Saudi Arabia. Employing a quasi-experimental, comparative design, 600 adults aged 18–45 were randomly assigned to either an AR intervention—featuring interactive 3D simulations of smoking risks and vaccination mechanisms—or a conventional video/text campaign. Pre- and post-intervention surveys mea…
Technology use during teaching practicum: Beliefs/knowledge in urban and suburban schools
This study explores how belief and knowledge factors influence technology use among Indonesian preservice science teachers (PSSTs) during their teaching practicum, revealing key urban-suburban differences. We included five variables of the theory of planned behaviour (TPB), such as subjective norms, attitudes, perceived behavioural control, behavioural intention, and behaviour. Four factors of technological pedagogical and content knowledge (TPAC…
How Does Energy Insecurity Hurt Green Growth? The Role of Financial Stability
Climate change is one of the most disturbing issues for people all around the globe.Green growth has become the most viable solution for achieving economic goals without damaging environmental quality.Consequently, our main interest in this analysis is to examine how energy security risk and financial stability affect green growth in top carbon emitter economies.The CS-ARDL model is our selected estimation technique for examining the relationship…
Connecting With the Hyper(dis)connected Audience: University Communication Attributes and Student Attitudes
Today’s empowered and hyper(dis)connected generation expects from higher education institutions (HEIs) communication strategies that align with their interests, making communication strategies crucial for their ongoing experience at the University. Once students are recruited, the factors they consider important when choosing a university may continue to shape their attitudes toward their institution. Universities continue to innovate in their co…
The impact of global-intercultural competence and social capital on students’ motivation to participate in exchange programs: A PLS-SEM approach
The current study investigated the correlation between cross-cultural competence, global competence, social capital, and their incidence in exchange motivation of students in the framework of national and international exchange programs. The study used a modified tool from a recognized framework. G*Power was used to select 303 students from 501 total population from Indonesia and the Philippines. A higher-order causal model was proposed following…
Validating the determinants of teachers' performance in vocational education: Indonesian perspectives
This study investigates the relationship between top management strategies and commitment, knowledge management, motivation, and performance perceived by Indonesian vocational high school teachers. Face validity and content validity index were utilized to evaluate the instrument. Partial least squares-structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) methods, measurement models, and structural models were employed to calculate the data analysis results (n.1…
Comparative analysis of h-index variants using an extensive dataset
Psychology (11 works) · Business (9 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Advertising (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Technology Adoption and User Behaviour (6 works) · Pedagogy (5 works) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (4 works) · Marketing (4 works)