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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)Type
12023Applying stages of change model to examine online peer communication on binge eatingDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Xiao, Fan Peer Reviewed Journal Article
22018Beyond homonegativity: understanding Hong Kong people’s attitudes about social acceptance of gay/lesbian people, sexual orientation discrimination protection, and same-sex marriageYeo, Tien Ee Dominic ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken Peer Reviewed Journal Article
32021Characterization of vaccine tweets during the early stage of the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States: Topic modeling analysisJiang, Li Crystal ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Sun, Mengru Peer Reviewed Journal Article
42021Characterizing Twitter discussions about coronavirus vaccines in the United States: A topic modelling analysisJiang, Li Crystal ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Sun, Mengru Conference Paper
52023Do bandwagon cues affect credibility perceptions? a meta-analysis of the experimental evidenceWang, Sai ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Huang, Guanxiong Peer Reviewed Journal Article
62022Effects of exposure to COVID-19 news and information: A meta-analysis of media use and uncertainty-related responses during the pandemicDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Yeo, Tien Ee Dominic ; Su, Youzhen Peer Reviewed Journal Article
72024Examining the link between distressing life events, social media distress disclosure, and perceived stress: A moderated mediation modelDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Jiang, Li Crystal Peer Reviewed Journal Article
82019Give boys a shot: Examining reddit discussions on male HPV vaccination using machine learningDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Su, Youzhen ; Fan, Fei ; Wang, Sai ; Yeo, Tien Ee Dominic Conference Paper
92017Hong Kong public’s attitudes toward sexual orientation anti-discrimination and same-sex marriage legislationYeo, Tien Ee Dominic ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken Conference Paper
102023Identifying the linguistic patterns of social media self-disclosures of sexual assault and expressed barriers of disclosure using computational methodsDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Yeo, Tien Ee Dominic Conference Paper
112022Inoculation works and health advocacy backfires: Building resistance to COVID-19 vaccine misinformation in a low political trust contextJiang, Li Crystal ; Sun, Mengru ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Chia, Stella C. Peer Reviewed Journal Article
122022A meta-analysis of credibility perceptions of bandwagon cuesWang, Sai ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Huang, Guanxiong ; Zhang, Yidi Conference Paper
132022A meta-analysis of media exposure and uncertainty-related responses during the COVID- 19 pandemic outbreakDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Yeo, Tien Ee Dominic ; Su, Youzhen Conference Paper
142020A meta-analytic review of the relationship between social media use and employee outcomesDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken Peer Reviewed Journal Article
152020Negotiating mediated privacy boundaries: A meta-ethnography of youth sextingLi, Mengyu ; Yeo, Tien Ee Dominic ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken Conference Paper
162019Online social support for Chinese domestic violence victims: Manual and automatic content analysesDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Su, Youzhen ; Kong, Hanxiao ; Wang, Xiaohui ; Shi, Jingyuan Conference Paper
172020Online Social support for intimate partner violence victims in China: Quantitative and automatic content analysisDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Su, Youzhen ; Kong, Hanxiao ; Shi, Jingyuan ; Wang, Xiaohui Peer Reviewed Journal Article
182017Promoting hook-ups or filling sexual health information gaps?: Exploring young people's sex talk on FacebookYeo, Tien Ee Dominic ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken Conference Paper
192022Renegotiating safer sex: Meta-ethnography of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (prep) adoption among gay, bisexual, and other cisgender men who have sex with menYeo, Tien Ee Dominic ; Dr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken Conference Paper
202020Rethinking mediated political engagement: Social media ambivalence and disconnective practices of politically active youths in Hong KongDr. CHU Tsz Hang, Ken ; Yeo, Tien Ee Dominic Peer Reviewed Journal Article