Lisa Tam
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3621032 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lisa Tam |
| PRENOMES | Lisa |
| SOBRENOME | Tam |
| ASSINATURA | TAM L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Queensland University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6520-6120 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Effects of Content Trust, Source Trust, and Channel Trust on Perceived Message Effectiveness
Despite the commonsense view that trust positively influences information-seeking behaviors in health communication, equivocal findings exist. The equivocal findings can be attributed to interrelated factors such as differences in conceptualizations, contexts, and methodologies. In the context of online health information, there are three challenges. First, trust has been conceptualized and operationalized as a unidimensional construct, yet its c…
Conspiratorial thinking in the workplace
Purpose Although belief in conspiracy theories has been researched since the 1970s, specific research on conspiratorial thinking in the workplace is scarce. Conspiratorial thinking could be fostered among employees in workplaces because of unequal power relations resulting from the organizational hierarchy. This study examines workplace conspiracy attribution (WCA) as employees’ attribution of problematic events in the workplace as being plotted …
Support for Businesses’ Use of Artificial Intelligence
Current research on AI has extensively examined drivers that predict individuals’ attitudes and behavioral intentions toward AI use. Despite this, there is limited research that explores factors that influence consumers’ acceptance of AI integration into businesses. As more businesses have integrated AI systems into different aspects of their operations, consumers have experienced increasing interactions with AI systems adopted by businesses. Thu…
Country-of-Origin Relationship (CoOR)
Extant research has examined country-of-origin (CoO) from a marketing perspective, examining the effects of consumers' evaluations of a country's image on attitudes toward products from the country. To advance research on CoO, there are calls to approach CoO from the perspectives of other disciplines. From the perspective of public relations, this study conceptualizes country-of-origin relationship (CoOR) and examines it as individuals' evaluatio…
Coping with Bilateral Issues
Extant research has examined nation brand and country image as key variables that affect attitudes and behaviors toward a country. Meanwhile, there is scarce research on how individuals’ observations and experiences of bilateral issues affect their reactions toward the country involved. Based on current research on coping and problem solving, this study tests a framework that examines the cognitive processes that individuals undergo to make probl…
From Conspiracy Orientation to Conspiracy Attribution
The current post-truth era is characterized by the rapid spread of conspiracy theories which has been exacerbated by public's lack of agreement on objective facts and presentation of unverified information without supportive evidence. Existing research has examined a myriad of factors which explain the causes of conspiratorial thinking. To extend current research, this study examines the effects of institutional trust and demographic factors (i.e…
Understanding Who is Blamed for Covid-19
This study investigates individuals’ conspiratorial beliefs about China’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic and their effects on their attitudes toward China. While many conspiracy theories about China had been propagated on both traditional and social media, little is known about how this affected individuals’ views on China’s responsibility in the COVID-19 pandemic and the effects of such views. An online survey was conducted with a nationally repr…
Understanding Start-up Employees’ Communicative Behaviors on an Employer Review Website
To provide insights into start-ups’ reputation management, this study aims to explore how employees of a start-up, being, in a broad sense, an entrepreneurial firm, evaluate their employer on an employer review platform. Specifically, it compares the reputational opportunities and challenges of TikTok as a start-up and Snapchat as a more established company in the same industry. It explores the cognitive and evaluative representations employees a…
Effects of organizational conflict history and employees' situational perceptions of Covid-19 on negative megaphoning and turnover intention
Purpose This study explores the interaction effects of organizational conflict history and employees' situational perceptions of COVID-19 on negative megaphoning and turnover intention. Design/methodology/approach Survey data ( N = 476) were collected from US citizens, who self-identified as full-time employees, through Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk) in August 2020. Findings Organizational conflict history (i.e. highly conflict-prone vs less conf…
Responsibilities and capabilities of health engagement professionals (HEPs)
BACKGROUND: In Australia, the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards (2012) stipulates that partnering with health consumers to improve health-care experiences is one of the criteria health-care organizations are assessed and accredited against. This standard has given rise to a role: health engagement professionals (HEPs). While there are no standard requirements for recruitment into this role, this study contributes to much needed…
Evaluations of people, affection, and recommendation for a host country
Extant research has examined the significance of interpersonal relationships in affecting public diplomacy outcomes. Relational public diplomacy is a long‐term approach to public diplomacy which posits the importance of people‐to‐people exchange programs that facilitate two‐way interactions between people from two different countries. Using survey data ( n = 385) collected from alumni of the Global Korea Scholarship in 2018, this study found that…
Determinants of attitude and intention towards private health insurance
Since the introduction in 1984 of Australia's publicly-funded universal healthcare system, Medicare, healthcare financing has relied on a mix of public and private sources to meet the needs of the population (Sowa et al., Appl Health Econ Health Policy 15:31-41, 2018). However, in recent years, there has been a decline in the number of Australians choosing to purchase private health insurance (PHI), particularly within the young adult age group w…
Understanding the effects of perceived ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy on anti‐government sentiment
This study conceptualizes anti‐government sentiment and tests the relationships between anti‐government sentiment and three antecedents (i.e., ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy). An online survey ( n = 1,112) was conducted in South Korea. Exploratory factor analysis with principal component analysis and confirmatory factor analysis was conducted on the measures proposed for anti‐government sentiment. The hypothe…
Think socially but act publicly
Current literature has identified many different definitions for the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR). As a result, many organizations fail to implement and measure CSR strategically. This study reviews the different theories and concepts within CSR and suggests that the current scope of CSR activities is too large that organizations are unable to find a tangible link between CSR and their bottom line. Using two case examples, thi…
Inquiring into activist publics in chronic environmental issues
This study aims to understand different publics' communicative behaviors for problem solving surrounding an oil spill issue in Korea. Specifically, it explores the differences between chronic activists and other types of publics who were affected by this chronic environmental issue. A total of 24 interviews were conducted, from which five different types of publics were identified. The findings suggest that the majority of activists who are curre…
Evaluations of people, affection, and recommendation for a host country
Extant research has examined the significance of interpersonal relationships in affecting public diplomacy outcomes. Relational public diplomacy is a long‐term approach to public diplomacy which posits the importance of people‐to‐people exchange programs that facilitate two‐way interactions between people from two different countries. Using survey data ( n = 385) collected from alumni of the Global Korea Scholarship in 2018, this study found that…
From Conspiracy Orientation to Conspiracy Attribution
The current post-truth era is characterized by the rapid spread of conspiracy theories which has been exacerbated by public's lack of agreement on objective facts and presentation of unverified information without supportive evidence. Existing research has examined a myriad of factors which explain the causes of conspiratorial thinking. To extend current research, this study examines the effects of institutional trust and demographic factors (i.e…
Determinants of attitude and intention towards private health insurance
Since the introduction in 1984 of Australia's publicly-funded universal healthcare system, Medicare, healthcare financing has relied on a mix of public and private sources to meet the needs of the population (Sowa et al., Appl Health Econ Health Policy 15:31-41, 2018). However, in recent years, there has been a decline in the number of Australians choosing to purchase private health insurance (PHI), particularly within the young adult age group w…
Understanding the effects of perceived ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy on anti‐government sentiment
This study conceptualizes anti‐government sentiment and tests the relationships between anti‐government sentiment and three antecedents (i.e., ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy). An online survey ( n = 1,112) was conducted in South Korea. Exploratory factor analysis with principal component analysis and confirmatory factor analysis was conducted on the measures proposed for anti‐government sentiment. The hypothe…
Understanding Who is Blamed for Covid-19
This study investigates individuals’ conspiratorial beliefs about China’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic and their effects on their attitudes toward China. While many conspiracy theories about China had been propagated on both traditional and social media, little is known about how this affected individuals’ views on China’s responsibility in the COVID-19 pandemic and the effects of such views. An online survey was conducted with a nationally repr…
Think socially but act publicly
Current literature has identified many different definitions for the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR). As a result, many organizations fail to implement and measure CSR strategically. This study reviews the different theories and concepts within CSR and suggests that the current scope of CSR activities is too large that organizations are unable to find a tangible link between CSR and their bottom line. Using two case examples, thi…
Inquiring into activist publics in chronic environmental issues
This study aims to understand different publics' communicative behaviors for problem solving surrounding an oil spill issue in Korea. Specifically, it explores the differences between chronic activists and other types of publics who were affected by this chronic environmental issue. A total of 24 interviews were conducted, from which five different types of publics were identified. The findings suggest that the majority of activists who are curre…
Think socially but act publicly
Current literature has identified many different definitions for the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR). As a result, many organizations fail to implement and measure CSR strategically. This study reviews the different theories and concepts within CSR and suggests that the current scope of CSR activities is too large that organizations are unable to find a tangible link between CSR and their bottom line. Using two case examples, thi…
Understanding the effects of perceived ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy on anti‐government sentiment
This study conceptualizes anti‐government sentiment and tests the relationships between anti‐government sentiment and three antecedents (i.e., ethics failure, compassionate leadership, and communication strategy). An online survey ( n = 1,112) was conducted in South Korea. Exploratory factor analysis with principal component analysis and confirmatory factor analysis was conducted on the measures proposed for anti‐government sentiment. The hypothe…
Effects of organizational conflict history and employees' situational perceptions of Covid-19 on negative megaphoning and turnover intention
Purpose This study explores the interaction effects of organizational conflict history and employees' situational perceptions of COVID-19 on negative megaphoning and turnover intention. Design/methodology/approach Survey data ( N = 476) were collected from US citizens, who self-identified as full-time employees, through Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk) in August 2020. Findings Organizational conflict history (i.e. highly conflict-prone vs less conf…
Responsibilities and capabilities of health engagement professionals (HEPs)
BACKGROUND: In Australia, the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards (2012) stipulates that partnering with health consumers to improve health-care experiences is one of the criteria health-care organizations are assessed and accredited against. This standard has given rise to a role: health engagement professionals (HEPs). While there are no standard requirements for recruitment into this role, this study contributes to much needed…
Evaluations of people, affection, and recommendation for a host country
Extant research has examined the significance of interpersonal relationships in affecting public diplomacy outcomes. Relational public diplomacy is a long‐term approach to public diplomacy which posits the importance of people‐to‐people exchange programs that facilitate two‐way interactions between people from two different countries. Using survey data ( n = 385) collected from alumni of the Global Korea Scholarship in 2018, this study found that…
Determinants of attitude and intention towards private health insurance
Since the introduction in 1984 of Australia's publicly-funded universal healthcare system, Medicare, healthcare financing has relied on a mix of public and private sources to meet the needs of the population (Sowa et al., Appl Health Econ Health Policy 15:31-41, 2018). However, in recent years, there has been a decline in the number of Australians choosing to purchase private health insurance (PHI), particularly within the young adult age group w…
Understanding Start-up Employees’ Communicative Behaviors on an Employer Review Website
To provide insights into start-ups’ reputation management, this study aims to explore how employees of a start-up, being, in a broad sense, an entrepreneurial firm, evaluate their employer on an employer review platform. Specifically, it compares the reputational opportunities and challenges of TikTok as a start-up and Snapchat as a more established company in the same industry. It explores the cognitive and evaluative representations employees a…
Understanding Who is Blamed for Covid-19
This study investigates individuals’ conspiratorial beliefs about China’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic and their effects on their attitudes toward China. While many conspiracy theories about China had been propagated on both traditional and social media, little is known about how this affected individuals’ views on China’s responsibility in the COVID-19 pandemic and the effects of such views. An online survey was conducted with a nationally repr…
Country-of-Origin Relationship (CoOR)
Extant research has examined country-of-origin (CoO) from a marketing perspective, examining the effects of consumers' evaluations of a country's image on attitudes toward products from the country. To advance research on CoO, there are calls to approach CoO from the perspectives of other disciplines. From the perspective of public relations, this study conceptualizes country-of-origin relationship (CoOR) and examines it as individuals' evaluatio…
Coping with Bilateral Issues
Extant research has examined nation brand and country image as key variables that affect attitudes and behaviors toward a country. Meanwhile, there is scarce research on how individuals’ observations and experiences of bilateral issues affect their reactions toward the country involved. Based on current research on coping and problem solving, this study tests a framework that examines the cognitive processes that individuals undergo to make probl…
From Conspiracy Orientation to Conspiracy Attribution
The current post-truth era is characterized by the rapid spread of conspiracy theories which has been exacerbated by public's lack of agreement on objective facts and presentation of unverified information without supportive evidence. Existing research has examined a myriad of factors which explain the causes of conspiratorial thinking. To extend current research, this study examines the effects of institutional trust and demographic factors (i.e…
Conspiratorial thinking in the workplace
Purpose Although belief in conspiracy theories has been researched since the 1970s, specific research on conspiratorial thinking in the workplace is scarce. Conspiratorial thinking could be fostered among employees in workplaces because of unequal power relations resulting from the organizational hierarchy. This study examines workplace conspiracy attribution (WCA) as employees’ attribution of problematic events in the workplace as being plotted …
Support for Businesses’ Use of Artificial Intelligence
Current research on AI has extensively examined drivers that predict individuals’ attitudes and behavioral intentions toward AI use. Despite this, there is limited research that explores factors that influence consumers’ acceptance of AI integration into businesses. As more businesses have integrated AI systems into different aspects of their operations, consumers have experienced increasing interactions with AI systems adopted by businesses. Thu…
Effects of Content Trust, Source Trust, and Channel Trust on Perceived Message Effectiveness
Despite the commonsense view that trust positively influences information-seeking behaviors in health communication, equivocal findings exist. The equivocal findings can be attributed to interrelated factors such as differences in conceptualizations, contexts, and methodologies. In the context of online health information, there are three challenges. First, trust has been conceptualized and operationalized as a unidimensional construct, yet its c…
Political science (12 obras) · Public relations (10 obras) · Psychology (9 obras) · Business (8 obras) · Public Relations and Crisis Communication (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Attribution (3 obras)