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Seungahn Nah

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University of Florida

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College of Journalism and Communications

Seungahn Nah is currently serving as a College Of Journalism And Communications Professor at University of Florida.

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communication mass communication journalism social media political communication media studies social sciences scholarly communication citizen journalism civic participation public opinion communication research behavioral sciences community engagement information science online information online communities social capital international communication human communication social influence information society news analytics south korea information technology human-computer interaction behavioral research computer-mediated communication behavior analysis public sphere media credibility narrative tobacco control intellectual discourse digital scholarship social science research digital mediums composition studies psychological science popular medium influence model model dissemination technology adoption activism editorial independence civic life political participation informetrics applied cognitive psychology political behavior technology acceptance models public participation e-participation customer participation information warfare social medium data social medium intelligence social medium monitoring audience reception deception detection community perceptions argumentation analysis cognitive communication user feedback user perception communication mediation model online messaging campaign ads local community contexts interactive communication anti-war activism social media data shannon mcgregor deen freelon social trust cognitive-processing model artificial intelligence applied artificial intelligence computational journalism human-ai interaction

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Revisiting Citizen Journalism Scholarship in the Web Era (1994-2023): Past, Present, and Prospect. Journalism (2024)

Seungahn NahJun LuoGülşah AkçakırXinlei WuGwiwon NamSeungbae Kim

citizen journalismhistorymass communicationdigital scholarshipjournalismweb era

Understanding User Attitudes Towards AI-Enabled Technologies: An Integrated Model of Self-Efficacy, Tam, and AI Ethics. International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction (2024)

Chun ShaoSeungahn NahHeidi MakadyJasmine McNealy

artificial intelligenceuser attitudesintegrated modelai-enabled technologieshuman-computer interactionbehavioral sciences

When Trust in AI Mediates: AI News Use, Public Discussion, and Civic Participation. International Journal of Public Opinion Research (2024)

Seungahn NahFanjue LiuChun ShaoEkaterina RomanovaGwiwon Nam

artificial intelligencepublic discussioncivic participationsocial sciencescommunicationtrustmass communicationpublic opinionhuman-computer interactioninternational relationshuman agent interactionhuman-ai interactionbehavioral sciences

News Portals as a Gateway to Civic Engagement: The Case of South Korea. Media International Australia (2023)

Dam Hee KimJoshua von HerrmannSeungahn Nah

popular mediuminternational communicationintercultural communicationcivic engagementsocial mediasouth koreasocial sciencescommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationpublic spherejournalismmedia studiescultural policyonline information

When Citizens Support AI Policies: The Moderating Roles of AI Efficacy on AI News, Discussion, and Literacy. Journal of Information Technology & Politics (2023)

Fanjue LiuHeidi MakadySeungahn NahJasmine McNealy

artificial intelligenceai efficacyinformation sciencepolitical communicationmass communicationpolitical sciencepublic opinioninformation technologyjournalismpublic policyinformation society

Advancing Communication Infrastructure Theory: The Moderating Roles of Citizen Journalism Practice and Political Trust on Online Civic Participation. Mass Communication & Society (2022)

Sangwon LeeWenlin LiuSeungahn Nah

citizen journalismonline civic participationpolitical trustcommunicationmass communicationcommunication infrastructure theory

Civic Life in Rural America Revisited: The Role of Social and Mobile News on Civic Participation. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2022)

Chun ShaoK. Hazel KwonSeungahn Nah

social mediacivic participationsocial sciencescommunicationmass communicationcivic lifejournalismrural america

Consumption and Production of User-Generated Content, Credibility, and Political Participation. Communication Studies (2022)

Masahiro YamamotoSeungahn NahHyesun Choung

political participationsocial mediacommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationconsumption systemcommunication researchmedia studiesuser-generated content

News Credibility Revisited: The Roles of News Comment Engagement and News Literacy on News Portal Credibility in South Korea. Asian Journal of Communication (2022)

Deborah S. ChungHyun Ju JeongSangwon LeeSeungahn Nah

south koreacommunicationmass communicationeast asian studiesjournalismmedia studiesreliability

Communication Infrastructure, Social Media, and Civic Participation Across Geographically Diverse Communities in the United States. Communication Studies (2021)

Seungahn NahHazel K. KwonWenlin LiuJasmine E. McNealy

united statessocial mediacivic participationcommunication infrastructurecommunicationdiverse communitiesmass communication

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Seungahn Nah

Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Journalism and Communications

Seungahn Nah is currently serving as a College Of Journalism And Communications Professor at University of Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Revisiting Citizen Journalism Scholarship in the Web Era (1994-2023): Past, Present, and Prospect. Journalism (2024)

Seungahn NahJun LuoGülşah AkçakırXinlei WuGwiwon NamSeungbae Kim

citizen journalismhistorymass communicationdigital scholarshipjournalismweb era

Understanding User Attitudes Towards AI-Enabled Technologies: An Integrated Model of Self-Efficacy, Tam, and AI Ethics. International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction (2024)

Chun ShaoSeungahn NahHeidi MakadyJasmine McNealy

artificial intelligenceuser attitudesintegrated modelai-enabled technologieshuman-computer interactionbehavioral sciences

When Trust in AI Mediates: AI News Use, Public Discussion, and Civic Participation. International Journal of Public Opinion Research (2024)

Seungahn NahFanjue LiuChun ShaoEkaterina RomanovaGwiwon Nam

News Portals as a Gateway to Civic Engagement: The Case of South Korea. Media International Australia (2023)

Dam Hee KimJoshua von HerrmannSeungahn Nah

When Citizens Support AI Policies: The Moderating Roles of AI Efficacy on AI News, Discussion, and Literacy. Journal of Information Technology & Politics (2023)

Fanjue LiuHeidi MakadySeungahn NahJasmine McNealy

artificial intelligenceai efficacyinformation sciencepolitical communicationmass communicationpolitical sciencepublic opinioninformation technologyjournalismpublic policyinformation society

Advancing Communication Infrastructure Theory: The Moderating Roles of Citizen Journalism Practice and Political Trust on Online Civic Participation. Mass Communication & Society (2022)

Sangwon LeeWenlin LiuSeungahn Nah

citizen journalismonline civic participationpolitical trustcommunicationmass communicationcommunication infrastructure theory

Civic Life in Rural America Revisited: The Role of Social and Mobile News on Civic Participation. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2022)

Chun ShaoK. Hazel KwonSeungahn Nah

social mediacivic participationsocial sciencescommunicationmass communicationcivic lifejournalismrural america

Consumption and Production of User-Generated Content, Credibility, and Political Participation. Communication Studies (2022)

Masahiro YamamotoSeungahn NahHyesun Choung

political participationsocial mediacommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationconsumption systemcommunication researchmedia studiesuser-generated content

News Credibility Revisited: The Roles of News Comment Engagement and News Literacy on News Portal Credibility in South Korea. Asian Journal of Communication (2022)

Deborah S. ChungHyun Ju JeongSangwon LeeSeungahn Nah

south koreacommunicationmass communicationeast asian studiesjournalismmedia studiesreliability

Communication Infrastructure, Social Media, and Civic Participation Across Geographically Diverse Communities in the United States. Communication Studies (2021)

Seungahn NahHazel K. KwonWenlin LiuJasmine E. McNealy

united statessocial mediacivic participationcommunication infrastructurecommunicationdiverse communitiesmass communication

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