Andrea Meluch

Assistant Professor

University of Akron

United States

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Andrea Meluch is an Assistant Professor at the University of Akron in the United States. Her research focuses on communication privacy management, workplace mental health disclosures, and the psychosocial aspects of support in educational and workplace settings. Recent articles highlight her work on the dynamics of disclosure and concealment regarding workplace issues, including cyberbullying and COVID-19 concerns, as well as the communication patterns in student-instructor relationships during crises.

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Patricia Gettings

Assistant Professor

University at Albany, State University of New York

UNITED STATES

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Articles (9)

“The culture of silence around it”: Communication privacy management theory and female employees’ mental health-related (non)disclosure in the U.S. workplace

“I would not want to be viewed as someone that complains”: a mixed methods analysis of the factors that contribute to concealment and disclosure of workplace cyberbullying

Core and catalyst criteria for disclosing one’s burnout in the workplace

Student-instructor communication during a crisis: College students’ disclosures about academic struggles and perceived instructor supportiveness and flexibility during the COVID-19 pandemic

Employees’ Perceived Risk of Discussing COVID-19 Concerns in the Workplace: The Impact of Perceived Organizational Support and Policy Communication on Voicing Health Concerns in Times of Crisis

“This Happens in the Real World?”: Perceptions of Student-Developed Workplace Case Studies

Psychosocial benefits of the social support experienced at a community-based cancer wellness organization

Waiting to Be Seen: Provider-Patient Communication in the Emergency Room about Miscarriage

College student concealment and disclosure of mental health issues in the classroom: Students’ perceptions of risk and use of contextual criteria

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Patricia Gettings

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