Mai Nguyen

Lecturer

University of Queensland

Australia

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Mai Nguyen is a Lecturer at the University of Queensland, Australia. Her research areas include consumer behavior towards alternative proteins, the impact of generative AI in workplace environments, and the intersection of artificial intelligence and circular supply chains. She has published recent articles exploring topics such as psychological distance in consumer choices, societal well-being through Buddhist-inspired frameworks, and the role of transformational leadership in online communities.

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Liem Ngo

Associate Professor

UNSW Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Ashish Malik

Associate Professor

University of Newcastle - Central Coast Campus

AUSTRALIA

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Lars-Erik Casper Ferm

University in Western Australia

AUSTRALIA

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Mohammad Kadir

AUSTRALIA

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Samanthika Gallage

Assistant Professor in Marketing

University of Nottingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (20)

Towards a Roadmap for Entrepreneurs’ Career Achievement: The Role of Harmonious Passion, Entrepreneurial Persistence and Time-Based Resources

The roles of Psychological distance and digital blockchain technology in mitigating consumer reluctance toward alternative proteins

Consumer alternative protein choice in climate change: Temporal landmarks, self-transcendence, and mindset abstraction

Generative AI in the workplace: how employee experiences influence work outcomes?

Buddhist-inspired Societal and Individual Well-being as a New Frontier in Research Priorities

Guest editorial: Artificial intelligence (AI) in the world of work: bibliometric insights and mapping opportunities and challenges

Nexus between generative AI engagement, quality and expectation formation: an application of expectation–confirmation theory

Artificial intelligence and circular supply chains: framework for applications and deployment from the triple bottom line model perspective

Bridging role conflict and active lurking: the role of transformational leadership in B2B online communities

This is MY earth: Hybrid meat's impact on psychological ownership

A Two‐Wave Cross‐Lagged Study on AI Service Quality: The Moderating Effects of the Job Level and Job Role

Stay Together to be Strong: How Online Knowledge Sharing Matters

Knowledge hiding in organizational crisis: The moderating role of leadership

Knowledge hiding in organizational crisis: The moderating role of leadership

Motivation in organisational online knowledge sharing

Multilevel influences on individual knowledge sharing behaviours: the moderating effects of knowledge sharing opportunity and collectivism

The effect of AI quality on customer experience and brand relationship

Turning lurkers into innovation agents: An interactionist perspective of self-determinant theory

A Critical Overview of Social Marketing in Asia

A review of two psychological models in knowledge sharing: current trends and future agenda

Collaborators (5)

Liem Ngo

Ashish Malik

Lars-Erik Casper Ferm

Mohammad Kadir

Samanthika Gallage

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