17 Papers from SMC students got accepted by the 71st Annual ICA Conference
The 71st Annual Conference hosted by the International Communication Association (ICA) will be held online on May 27-31, 2021. ICA, established in 1950, is the largest international academic organization in the field of communication, and aims to encourage and promote excellent academic research in communication worldwide.
The theme of this year's ICA conference is: Engaging the Essential Work of Care: Communication, Connectedness, and Social Justice. Focusing on that theme, graduate students from the School of Media and Communication of Shanghai Jiao Tong University actively participated. This year, a total of 17 papers from SMC students were accepted by the ICA main conference. This is not only due to the obvious change brought by the school’s reform of the doctoral training program in 2019, but also due to many years’ efforts by the school of aiming towards the world-class disciplines and adhering to internationalized education. Following is the list of accepted papers.
Grade | Author | Title |
First year PhD | Yuheng Wu; Lin Zhang; Jilong Wang; Yi Mou | Framing Air Quality Index Information: Impact on Risk Perception and Precaution Intention |
Second year PhD | Che Liu; Ye Tian | Research on the influence mechanism of overseas film and television consumption on cultural identification |
Longfei Li; Wei Jiang; Guoliang Zhang | How do internet use attitude incongruence trigger digital intergenerational conflict?—— the perspective of ego-depletion theory | |
Ruimin He | Generational difference in health behaviors during covid-19 pandemic: based on the perspective of media exposure | |
Yulei Feng | The effects of corrective information on preventive intention in COVID-19: Examining the mediation roles of cognitive and emotional responses | |
Yulei Feng | Staying online, staying connected: Exploring the effect of online chatting on adolescents' psychological well-being during COVID-19 quarantine | |
Ran Feng; Yulei Feng; Alex Ivanov | Psychological Relief in Pandemic Diaries: Individual Narrative in Chinese Social Media During the COVID-19 Pandemic | |
Third year PhD | Joveria Hassan; Numan Sanic; Ke Xue | Affordances of Polymedia in the Cultural Adaptation of Pakistani Students in China |
Lijuan Chen; Hui Hui; Hao Wang | Beyond Hospital Walls: Mining the Evaluative Factors of the Computer-mediated Physician-patient Communication in Online Consultation | |
Lijuan Chen; Danyang Zhang | Confrontation or Cooperation: A Genre Analysis of the Impoliteness-face Interaction during Crisis | |
Fourth year PhD | Yulong Chen; Ke Xue; Megan Dai | The Temperature of Online Games: Traditional Cultural Avatar Images to Teenage Players Research on the Influence of Perceived Value |
Farzana Sharmin; Mohammad Sultan; Benqian Li | Influence of Cultural Values on Millennials′ Social Media Acceptance for Travel Purposes: An Integrated Approach | |
Fifth year PhD | Le Wang; Ke Xue | The effect of mass media use on Chinese women’s modern fertility concept: A study based on the modernization theory |
Mohammad Sultan; Farzana Sharmin; Ke Xue | Exploring the influence of destination promotion and community opinion on social media towards travelers destination choice intention | |
Mohammad Sultan; Farzana Sharmin; Ke Xue | Investigating the antecedents of social media acceptance by women entrepreneurs in a developing country: Empirical insights from Bangladesh | |
Second year Master | Ziyuan Li; Zhi Lin | Comparing Discourse Strategy between Domestic Propaganda and Public Diplomacy: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson’s Response to COVID-19 on Weibo and Twitter |
Third year Master | Yuanyi Mao; Wu Li; Bo Hu | The effects of exposure to different consequences of prosocial behavior in short video on adolescents’ helping behavior |
