Sun Kyong Lee

Associate Professor

Korea University

South Korea

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Sun Kyong Lee is an Associate Professor at Korea University, South Korea. His research areas include human-robot interaction, cross-cultural communication, and the impact of technology on learning. Recent articles explore themes such as trust in digital assistants, cultural adjustments of expatriates, and consumer experiences with augmented reality applications.

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“But You Shouldn’t Blame Me”: A Cross-National Comparison of the Effects of Performance Failures and Trust Repairs in Human–Robot Interactions

From screens to streets: Interpretations of English-Speaking expatriates in Korea with reference to their prior experience of Hallyu and cross-cultural adjustment

Examining Discussion Networks of a Nonviolent Immigrant Religious Group: How Individual Attitudes and Behaviours Influence Tie Formation

Motivations and Affordances of ChatGPT Usage for College Students’ Learning

Gender and accent stereotypes in communication with an intelligent virtual assistant

Gender and accent stereotypes in communication with an intelligent virtual assistant

COVID-19 vaccine messaging for young adults: Examining framing, other-referencing, and health beliefs.

“Sorry, I Don’t Understand …”: effects of task type, personality presentation and performance error on user trust of a personal digital assistant

Exploring consumer satisfaction with an AR beauty app based on the technology acceptance model and experience economy theory

COVID-19 Vaccine Messaging for Young Adults: Examining Framing, Other-Referencing, and Health Beliefs

A Test of the Mobile Phone Appropriation Model

“Sorry, it was my fault”: Repairing trust in human-robot interactions

“Sorry, it was my fault”: Repairing trust in human-robot interactions

The structure of knowledge and dynamics of scholarly communication in mobile media and communication research, 2013–2022

"No more COVID-19 messages via social media, please": the mediating role of COVID-19 message fatigue between information overload, message avoidance, and behavioral intention

A Test of the Mobile Phone Appropriation Model: A Comparison between Chinese and US Samples

Combining social network analysis and geographic information system for communication research: an application to immigrant communities

Flooded with too many messages? Predictors and consequences of instant messaging fatigue

Testing a theoretical model of trust in human-machine communication: emotional experience and social presence

Testing a theoretical model of trust in human-machine communication: emotional experience and social presence

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Shane Connelly

Cameron Piercy

Norman Wong

Ioana A. Cionea

Juhyung Sun

Zachary B. Massey

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