User profiles for Linqi Lu
 | Linqi LuUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison Verified email at wisc.edu Cited by 152 |
Health information seeking behaviors and source preferences between Chinese and US populations
This study examined similarities and differences in health information-seeking behaviors
between American and Chinese people using data from the 2017 US Health Information …
between American and Chinese people using data from the 2017 US Health Information …
Source trust and COVID-19 information sharing: the mediating roles of emotions and beliefs about sharing
Health information sharing has become especially important during the COVID-19 (coronavirus
disease 2019) pandemic because people need to learn about the disease and then act …
disease 2019) pandemic because people need to learn about the disease and then act …
Cultural differences in cancer information acquisition: cancer risk perceptions, fatalistic beliefs, and worry as predictors of cancer information seeking and avoidance in …
Cancer is one of the most common causes of death in China and the United States. Past
studies found that cancer risk perceptions, fatalistic beliefs, and worry were prominent …
studies found that cancer risk perceptions, fatalistic beliefs, and worry were prominent …
Disruptive versus nondisruptive advertising in online streaming video services: How does advertisement placement affect consumer perceptions and ad effectiveness …
YouTube and other video-sharing platforms have soared in popularity. Less loved, however,
are the disruptive advertisements on these channels. This study investigates the impact of …
are the disruptive advertisements on these channels. This study investigates the impact of …
The effects of vaccine efficacy information on vaccination intentions through perceived response efficacy and hope
Response efficacy information indicating the effectiveness of a recommended behavior in
risk reduction is an important component of health communication. For example, many …
risk reduction is an important component of health communication. For example, many …
Learning through rewards: priming and identification as psychological mechanisms of the effects of LGBTQ+ narratives on inclusive attitudes and behavioral intentions
Drawing from research on priming and identification theory, this study experimentally tests
the differential effects of narratives featuring rewards and punishments on inclusive attitudes …
the differential effects of narratives featuring rewards and punishments on inclusive attitudes …
Fighting fire or fighting war: examining the framing effects of COVID-19 metaphors
Metaphorical language describing the COVID-19 pandemic as a war has been pervasive in
public discourse (eg “the pandemic is a war,” “the virus is an enemy,” and “the vaccine is a …
public discourse (eg “the pandemic is a war,” “the virus is an enemy,” and “the vaccine is a …
The effects of framing and advocacy expectancy on belief importance and issue attitude
Message frames have been found to influence relevant issue attitudes by influencing the
weight of issue considerations emphasized in the message. As such message frames often …
weight of issue considerations emphasized in the message. As such message frames often …
Countering online marketing and user endorsements with enhanced cannabis warning labels: An online experiment among at-risk youth and young adults
As cannabis legalization expands and online marketing intensifies, this study examines
whether online social cues can amplify youth-targeted cannabis advertising and whether …
whether online social cues can amplify youth-targeted cannabis advertising and whether …
[HTML][HTML] Psychological antecedents of COVID-19 information sharing within strong-tie and weak-tie networks
Objective This study investigates the psychological mechanisms underlying people’s sharing
of COVID-19 information within their strong-tie networks and weak-tie networks. Methods A …
of COVID-19 information within their strong-tie networks and weak-tie networks. Methods A …
