Amanda Beatson
Biographic Data
| ID | 6295733 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Amanda Beatson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Amanda |
| FAMILY NAME | Beatson |
| SIGNATURE | BEATSON A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Queensland University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7741-2060 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Beyond the target
Cyberbullying is a prevalent issue with severe consequences for targets. While growing scholarship has investigated the role bystanders can play in mitigating the negative effects of cyberbullying, researchers have given much less attention to the impact of cyberbullying on these altruistic individuals. This study represents one of the first comprehensive assessments of secondary vulnerability experienced by bystanders, which we conceptualise as …
Advertising in Freemium Services
Freemium services such as music streaming, video sharing, and mobile games are often supported using advertisements, whereby consumer attention to these advertisements can be considered a proxy form of payment for using the service. The current research develops and empirically tests a conceptual model underpinned by cognitive appraisal theory, examining the influence of control features within freemium services, such as offering consumers choice…
Dealing with intrusive ads
This work examines how intrusive advertising negatively impacts brand outcomes, and how this negativity is mitigated by mechanisms that support consumers feeling a greater sense of control. We contend that intrusive advertising leads to psychological reactance and consequently a loss of sense of agency, which results in negative brand outcomes. We examine how this is differentially mitigated by giving agency to consumers through skip, countdown, …
The journey to work of young adults with mobility disability
Mobility is essential in navigating familiar and unfamiliar environments. People with disability may experience vulnerability in navigating the external environment, when mobility is hindered by discomfort, commodification, or disorientation. Independent commute, choice, and control can be enhanced with appropriate aids, technology, and infrastructure. Self-determination can also be seen to enhance mobility through the realisation of strengths an…
Beyond proximity
Culinary destination consumer-based brand equity
The present paper investigates the impact of FoodPorn, or food photographs, on user-generated content (UGC) and its role in influencing the perceptions of ‘food trippers’ toward local culinary precincts in a metropolitan area in Australia. Adopting a mix-methods approach, 20 semi-structured interviews with food trippers revealed four antecedents of why they gaze upon FoodPorn on UGC, including usefulness, ease of use, affective gratifications and…
Interpretative accounts of work capacity assessment policy for young adults with disabilities
Young adults with disabilities are a specific target of the welfare-to-work policy introduced by many OECD countries over the past decade. The implementation of these policies is a significant concern for service delivery organisations and advocates in Australia and internationally due to complex intersecting structural barriers that persist for many young adults with disabilities. A particular focus of this article is work capacity assessments. …
Interpretative accounts of work capacity assessment policy for young adults with disabilities
Young adults with disabilities are a specific target of the welfare-to-work policy introduced by many OECD countries over the past decade. The implementation of these policies is a significant concern for service delivery organisations and advocates in Australia and internationally due to complex intersecting structural barriers that persist for many young adults with disabilities. A particular focus of this article is work capacity assessments. …
Culinary destination consumer-based brand equity
The present paper investigates the impact of FoodPorn, or food photographs, on user-generated content (UGC) and its role in influencing the perceptions of ‘food trippers’ toward local culinary precincts in a metropolitan area in Australia. Adopting a mix-methods approach, 20 semi-structured interviews with food trippers revealed four antecedents of why they gaze upon FoodPorn on UGC, including usefulness, ease of use, affective gratifications and…
Interpretative accounts of work capacity assessment policy for young adults with disabilities
Young adults with disabilities are a specific target of the welfare-to-work policy introduced by many OECD countries over the past decade. The implementation of these policies is a significant concern for service delivery organisations and advocates in Australia and internationally due to complex intersecting structural barriers that persist for many young adults with disabilities. A particular focus of this article is work capacity assessments. …
Beyond proximity
Culinary destination consumer-based brand equity
The present paper investigates the impact of FoodPorn, or food photographs, on user-generated content (UGC) and its role in influencing the perceptions of ‘food trippers’ toward local culinary precincts in a metropolitan area in Australia. Adopting a mix-methods approach, 20 semi-structured interviews with food trippers revealed four antecedents of why they gaze upon FoodPorn on UGC, including usefulness, ease of use, affective gratifications and…
The journey to work of young adults with mobility disability
Mobility is essential in navigating familiar and unfamiliar environments. People with disability may experience vulnerability in navigating the external environment, when mobility is hindered by discomfort, commodification, or disorientation. Independent commute, choice, and control can be enhanced with appropriate aids, technology, and infrastructure. Self-determination can also be seen to enhance mobility through the realisation of strengths an…
Dealing with intrusive ads
This work examines how intrusive advertising negatively impacts brand outcomes, and how this negativity is mitigated by mechanisms that support consumers feeling a greater sense of control. We contend that intrusive advertising leads to psychological reactance and consequently a loss of sense of agency, which results in negative brand outcomes. We examine how this is differentially mitigated by giving agency to consumers through skip, countdown, …
Advertising in Freemium Services
Freemium services such as music streaming, video sharing, and mobile games are often supported using advertisements, whereby consumer attention to these advertisements can be considered a proxy form of payment for using the service. The current research develops and empirically tests a conceptual model underpinned by cognitive appraisal theory, examining the influence of control features within freemium services, such as offering consumers choice…
Beyond the target
Cyberbullying is a prevalent issue with severe consequences for targets. While growing scholarship has investigated the role bystanders can play in mitigating the negative effects of cyberbullying, researchers have given much less attention to the impact of cyberbullying on these altruistic individuals. This study represents one of the first comprehensive assessments of secondary vulnerability experienced by bystanders, which we conceptualise as …
Psychology (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (2 works) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Political science (2 works)