Citation:
E. W. J. Lee, S. S. Ho, and M. O. Lwin. 2017. “Explicating problematic social network sites use—A review of concepts, theoretical frameworks and future direction for communication theorizing.” New Media & Society, 19, Pp. 308-326.
Edmund W. J. Lee
Research Fellow | Public Health Communication Scientist
Contact
Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences
375 Longwood Avenue, LW637
Boston, MA 02215
edmundlee@hsph.harvard.edu
Recent Publications
- Are photographs worth more than a thousand words? Examining the effects of photographic–textual and textual-only frames on public attitude toward nuclear energy and nanotechnology
- Understanding factors associated with Singaporean adolescents’ privacy protection behavior using an extended theory of planned behavior
- Till logout do us part? Comparison of factors predicting excessive social network sites use and addiction between Singaporean adolescents and adults
- Extending the cognitive mediation model: Examining factors associated with perceived familiarity and factual knowledge of nanotechnology
- Extending the social cognitive model—Examining external and personal antecedents of social network sites use among Singaporean adolescents.
- Explicating problematic social network sites use—A review of concepts, theoretical frameworks and future direction for communication theorizing
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