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Jiemin LOOI, Prof
Assistant Professor
,
Department of Communication Studies
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9584-2483
Email
looijiemin
hkbu.edu
hk
Accepting PhD Students
2016
2025
Research activity per year
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Projects / Grants
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Research Output
(47)
Activities
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Keyphrases
Nuclear Energy
78%
Virtual Influencer
77%
Singapore
65%
Instagram
42%
Social Media
40%
Sentiment Analysis
36%
Knowledge Gap Hypothesis
33%
Public Perception
33%
YouTube
33%
Tweets
33%
Twitter
32%
Social Media Influencers
30%
Benefit Perception
29%
Journalists
28%
Opinion Leaders
27%
Misinformation
23%
YouTube Videos
22%
Nanotechnology
22%
Instagram Influencers
22%
Virtual Humans
22%
Social Actors
22%
Method Comparison
22%
Artificial Intelligence
22%
COVID-19 Prevention
22%
Health Communication
22%
Public Service Announcements
22%
Human-likeness
22%
Trump
22%
Influencer Marketing
22%
Brand Image
22%
Non-fungible Tokens
22%
Nike
22%
Communicator
22%
Satan
22%
Shoes
22%
Spokesperson
22%
COVID-19
22%
Humblebragging
22%
Interdependent Self-construal
22%
Self-presentation
22%
Risk Perception
21%
Energy Development
20%
Between-subject
19%
Public Communication
17%
Nano-influencers
17%
Credibility Perceptions
16%
Scandal
15%
Public Engagement
14%
South-East Asia
14%
Online Discourse
14%
Social Sciences
Influencer
100%
Instagram
65%
Singapore
59%
COVID-19
44%
Journalist
36%
Knowledge Gap
33%
Human Influencers
24%
Focus Group
24%
Artificial Intelligence
23%
Twitter
22%
Health Communication
22%
Opinion Leader
22%
Brand Image
22%
Public Utilities
22%
Comparison of Methods
22%
YouTube
22%
Influencer Marketing
22%
Malaysia
22%
Thailand
22%
Scientists
22%
Information Source
22%
Opinion Mining
21%
Risk Perception
20%
South East Asia
20%
Public Communication
18%
Communication Channel
16%
Time Series
14%
Discourse
14%
Meta-Analysis
13%
Group Discussion
12%
Familiarity
12%
Public Acceptance
11%
Thai
11%
Framing
11%
Energy Information
11%
Consumer Perception
11%
Social Influence
11%
Infodemic
11%
Public Support
11%
Information Processing
11%
Time Period
11%
Science Popularization
11%
Predisposition
11%
Popularization
11%
Information Seeking
11%
Communication Process
11%
Product Design
11%
Parasocial Interaction
11%
Neighboring Country
11%
Congruence
11%
