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David Lee

Assistant Professor

University at Buffalo

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Communication

David Lee is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at University At Buffalo.

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behavioral sciences psychology social psychology social media communication cyberpsychology mass communication cognitive science social influence social media use mental health health psychology personality positive psychology personality psychology experimental psychology applied social psychology experimental social psychology human-computer interaction psychosocial research information behavior inflammatory markers supportive social relationships systemic inflammation behavioral research information management animal cognition applied cognitive psychology online information psychological science behavioral decision making decision science applied psychology counseling psychology behavioral disorders sociobiology medical internet research subjective well-being adult development adolescent psychology cognitive psychology scholarly communication cultural psychology chronic inflammation information society sensory science experiment design computer-mediated communication human communication emotion regulation emotional responses adaptive communication covid-19 pandemic choice models choice theory consumer choice decision analysis information sharing organizational psychology emotional intelligence biological psychology adaptive immune system brain-immune interaction facebook use young adults longitudinal evidence personal growth reputation monitoring temporal perspective fundamental dimensions social support physical health psychological well-being olfactory suspicion cues moses illusion negative experiences health communication well-being family psychology interpersonal communication

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CORRECTION: Social Media Use and Its Concurrent and Subsequent Relation to a Biological Marker of Inflammation: Short-Term Longitudinal Study. Journal of Medical Internet Research (2024)

David LeeTao JiangJennifer CrockerBaldwin Way

health communicationinflammationdigital healthmedical internet researchinflammatory markerssocial mediaconnected healthbiological markerlongitudinal studiespsychologymedicinesocial media useshort-term longitudinal studybehavioral sciences

Can Inflammation Predict Social Media Use? Linking a Biological Marker of Systemic Inflammation With Social Media Use Among College Students and Middle-Aged Adults. Brain Behavior and Immunity (2023)

David S. LeeTao JiangJennifer CrockerBaldwin M. Way

neurosciencebiological psychologyadaptive immune systembehavioral disorderssystemic inflammationinflammatory markersbrain-immune interactioncognitive sciencemiddle-aged adultshuman behaviorsocial mediabehavioral neuroscienceneuroimmunologybehavioral scienceshealth communicationinflammationpsychoneuroimmunologysociobiologycollege studentsbiological marker

From Whom Do People Seek What Type of Support? a Regulatory Scope Perspective.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2022)

David S LeeKentaro Fujita

regulationpersonality psychologycounseling psychologysocial psychologypersonalitypsychologypublic policyregulatory scope perspectivebehavioral sciences

Is That Insta Worthy? Predicting Content Sharing Behavior on Social Media Through Interpersonal Goals. Cyberpsychology Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace (2022)

Zena TohDavid S Lee

information sharinginformation behaviorsocial mediabehavioral sciencessocial psychologycommunicationmass communicationsocial influencehuman-computer interactioninterpersonal communicationinterpersonal goalspsychologycyberpsychology

Social Media Use and Its Link to Physical Health Indicators. Cyberpsychology Behavior and Social Networking (2022)

David S. LeeTao JiangJennifer CrockerBaldwin M. Way

social mediabehavioral sciencescommunicationphysical health indicatorsmass communicationsocial media usepsychologycyberpsychology

Fast and Frugal: Information Processing Related to the Coronavirus Pandemic. Risk Analysis (2021)

Jody Chin Sing WongJanet Zheng YangZhuling LiuDavid LeeZhiying Yue

public healthcoronavirus pandemicinformation processingcovid-19 pandemiconline informationrisk management

Social by Definition: How Users Define Social Platforms and Why It Matters. Telematics and informatics (2021)

Lisa RheeJoseph BayerDavid LeeOzan Kuru

informaticssocial sciencescommunicationsocial behaviorsocial influencesociologytelematics

Social Media Use and Systemic Inflammation: The Moderating Role of Self-Esteem. Brain Behavior & Immunity - Health (2021)

David S. LeeBaldwin M. Way

health communicationpublic healthpsychosocial researchsystemic inflammationhealth psychologysocial mediabehavioral sciencessocial psychologymass communicationsocial media usepsychologycyberpsychology

Social Media Use, Psychological Well-Being and Physical Health During Lockdown. Information Communication & Society (2021)

Zhiying YueDavid S. LeeJun XiaoRenwen Zhang

mental healthpsychiatryphysical healthinformation behaviorsocial mediasocial psychologycommunicationinformation sciencemass communicationinformation managementinformation societypsychological well-beingsocial media usebehavioral sciencescyberpsychology

Motivational Underpinnings of Successful Support Giving: Compassionate Goals Promote Matching Support Provision. Personal Relationships (2020)

David S. LeeTao JiangAmy CanevelloJennifer Crocker

compassionate goalsinterpersonal relationshipsbehavioral sciencesmotivational underpinningscommunicationsupport provisionpsychology

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David Lee

Assistant Professor

University at Buffalo

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Communication

David Lee is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at University At Buffalo.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Lee

University at Buffalo

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

CORRECTION: Social Media Use and Its Concurrent and Subsequent Relation to a Biological Marker of Inflammation: Short-Term Longitudinal Study. Journal of Medical Internet Research (2024)

David LeeTao JiangJennifer CrockerBaldwin Way

David S. LeeTao JiangJennifer CrockerBaldwin M. Way

From Whom Do People Seek What Type of Support? a Regulatory Scope Perspective.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2022)

David S LeeKentaro Fujita

regulationpersonality psychologycounseling psychologysocial psychologypersonalitypsychologypublic policyregulatory scope perspectivebehavioral sciences

Is That Insta Worthy? Predicting Content Sharing Behavior on Social Media Through Interpersonal Goals. Cyberpsychology Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace (2022)

Zena TohDavid S Lee

Social Media Use and Its Link to Physical Health Indicators. Cyberpsychology Behavior and Social Networking (2022)

David S. LeeTao JiangJennifer CrockerBaldwin M. Way

social mediabehavioral sciencescommunicationphysical health indicatorsmass communicationsocial media usepsychologycyberpsychology

Fast and Frugal: Information Processing Related to the Coronavirus Pandemic. Risk Analysis (2021)

Jody Chin Sing WongJanet Zheng YangZhuling LiuDavid LeeZhiying Yue

public healthcoronavirus pandemicinformation processingcovid-19 pandemiconline informationrisk management

Social by Definition: How Users Define Social Platforms and Why It Matters. Telematics and informatics (2021)

Lisa RheeJoseph BayerDavid LeeOzan Kuru

informaticssocial sciencescommunicationsocial behaviorsocial influencesociologytelematics

Social Media Use and Systemic Inflammation: The Moderating Role of Self-Esteem. Brain Behavior & Immunity - Health (2021)

David S. LeeBaldwin M. Way

health communicationpublic healthpsychosocial researchsystemic inflammationhealth psychologysocial mediabehavioral sciencessocial psychologymass communicationsocial media usepsychologycyberpsychology

Social Media Use, Psychological Well-Being and Physical Health During Lockdown. Information Communication & Society (2021)

Zhiying YueDavid S. LeeJun XiaoRenwen Zhang

Motivational Underpinnings of Successful Support Giving: Compassionate Goals Promote Matching Support Provision. Personal Relationships (2020)

David S. LeeTao JiangAmy CanevelloJennifer Crocker

compassionate goalsinterpersonal relationshipsbehavioral sciencesmotivational underpinningscommunicationsupport provisionpsychology

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