Xinyan Zhao

Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina

United States

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Dr. Xinyan Zhao is an Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina, USA. Her research interests encompass the effects of generative AI tools, social media dynamics, and communication strategies within multiethnic communities during crises. Recent articles explore topics such as the impact of sexual identity-related shame on health behaviors, narrative contagion in digital storytelling, and the integration of deep learning in crisis communication management.

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University of Tennessee

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University of Connecticut

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The University of Texas at Arlington

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Articles (19)

Let’s Think Step by Step: Effects of Chain-of-Thought Prompt Coaching on Users’ Perceptions and Trust in Image Generative AI Tools

Sexual Identity-Related Shame as a Barrier to Mpox Prevention Among Gay and Bisexual Men

The dynamics of conspiracy theories on social media from the diffusion of innovations perspective: the moderating role of time

Tailoring generative AI chatbots for multiethnic communities in disaster preparedness communication: extending the CASA paradigm

Analyzing narrative contagion through digital storytelling in social media conversations: An AI-powered computational approach

Streaming disasters on TikTok: Examining social mediated crisis communication, public engagement, and emotional responses during the 2023 Maui wildfire

Situating deep learning in a relating management approach: Examining the dynamics and outcomes of contingent organization-public relationships (COPRs) in crisis

How gay and bisexual men respond to mpox messages through risk- versus identity-based mechanisms: An integrated model

Automated measures of sentiment via transformer- and lexicon-based sentiment analysis (TLSA)

How Communication Ecology Impacts Disaster Support Seeking in Multiethnic Communities: The Roles of Disaster Communication Network Size, Heterogeneity, and Localness

Fostering Organization-Public Relationships Through Openness and Engagement: A Meta-Analysis

How People Process Different Types of Health Misinformation: Roles of Content Falsity and Evidence Type

Dynamics of Networked Framing: Automated Frame Analysis of Government Media and the Public on Weibo With Pandemic Big Data

Interplay of message features and source: predicting twitter users’ engagement behaviors following a terrorist attack

How Information Repertoire Affects Vaccine Hesitancy: Processes of Information Verification and Cognitive Elaboration

Primacy effect of emotions in social stories: User engagement behaviors with breast cancer narratives on Facebook

How brand-stakeholder dialogue drives brand-hosted community engagement on social media: A mixed-methods approach

Self‐protection by fact‐checking: How pandemic information seeking and verifying affect preventive behaviours

Medium and source convergence in crisis information acquisition: Patterns, antecedents, and outcomes

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Sifan Xu

Zexin Ma

Mengqi Monica Zhan

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