Youllee Kim

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University of Denver

United States

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Dr. Youllee Kim is an Assistant Professor at the University of Denver, USA. Her research focuses on health communication, social identity, and community activism, with recent articles examining topics such as health messaging, COVID-19 vaccination acceptance, and the impact of role models on self-perception. Dr. Kim employs a quantitative approach to explore social justice and equity in communication research.

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Youllee Kim

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Articles (17)

Diagnosticity of perceived message effectiveness in campaign message pretesting: multilevel analysis of the between-message correlation and message-pair standing comparisons

Motivating neighborhood-focused health activism: exploring the nexus of collective efficacy, social hope, and neighborhood activism

Predicting Acceptance of COVID-19 Vaccination: Application of A Modified Health Belief Model

Mitigating Identity Threat in Health Messaging: A Social Identity Complexity Perspective

Inspiration by Role Models

Quantitative criticalism for social justice and equity-oriented communication research

Do Body Positive Images Improve Our Body Perception? The Role of Social Comparison on Body Perception and Moods

Risk-Likelihood Perceptions and Preventive Behaviors Against Infectious Diseases: Testing Different Types of Risk-Likelihood Perceptions in the Context of MERS and COVID-19

Coping with COVID‐19 at the community level: Testing the predictors and outcomes of communal coping

Types of Perceived Risk Likelihood and Prediction of Preventive Behaviors : Absolute vs. Comparative, and Conditional vs. Unconditional Risk Perceptions

Is a success story of an underdog more powerful than one of a similar other? examining effects of model similarity and success attribution on intention to exercise

Engaging in Health Activism through Neighbor-to-Neighbor Communication

The Effects of Type of Pronouns and Hope Appeals in Supportive Messages About COVID-19

Interdisciplinary Problem Solving, Where Do We Go From Here?: A Commentary on Kim (2020)

Communicating Antibiotic Stewardship: Emotional Responses and Their Impact on Adherence

Communal Innovations: Inspiring Neighborhoods of Hope and Advocacy

Do messages spread widely also diffuse fast? Examining the effects of message characteristics on information diffusion

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Heather M. Zoller

Xun Zhu

Haseon Park

Jiyeon So

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