Carolyn A. Lin
國籍：美國
經歷： .
著作：
- Lin, C. A. (2010). Media
substitution: Adaptation, reinvention and displacement. Advances in the study
of the diffusion of innovations: Theory, methods, and applications. In A.
Vishwanath & B. George Barnett (Eds.), Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press Inc.
- Lin, C. A. (2010). Satellite Radio Adoption
Demand: Consumer Beliefs, Attitudes and Intentions. Journal of Broadcasting
& Electronic Media, 54(2).
- Wang, A. & Lin, C. A. (2010). Effects of
third-party endorsements on information strength and purchase intent:
Information relevancy vs. product communication form, Management Research News.
- Lin, C. A. (2010). Exploring the online radio
adoption decision-making process: Cognition, attitude and technology fluidity.
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 89(4), 884-899.
- Lin, C. A., Neafsey, P. J., & Anderson, E.
(2010). Advanced practice registered nurse usability testing of a tailored
computer-mediated health communication program. Computers, Informatics,
Nursing, 28 (1), 32-41.
- Lin, C. A. (2009). Effects of the Internet. In J.
Bryant & M.B., Oliver (Eds.), Media effects: Advances in theory and
research (3rd ed.) (pp. 567-591), New York, NY: Rutledge, Taylor and Francis
Group.
- Neafsey, P.J., Anderson, E., Coleman, C., Lin, C.
A., M’lan, C.E., & Walsh, S. (2009). Reducing Adverse Self-medication
Behaviors in Older Adults with the Next Generation Personal Education Program
(PEP-NG): Design and Methodology, Patient Preference and Adherence, 3, 323-334.
- Lin, C. A., Neafsey, P. J., & Strickler, Z.
(2009). Usability testing by older adults of a computer-mediated health
communication program. Journal of Health Communication, 14(2), 102-118.
- Neafsey, P.J., Anderson, E., Peabody, S., Lin, C.,
Strickler, Z. & Vaughn, K. (2008). Beta testing of a network-based health
literacy program tailored for older adults with hypertension. Computers,
Informatics and Nursing, 26(6), 311-319.
國籍：美國
服務機關：University of Connecticut
部門：Communication Sciences
學歷：Ph.D., Mass Media, Michigan State University
經歷： .
Professor
Carolyn A. Lin的研究興趣主要集中在新媒體技術，健康傳播，廣告及國際交流的內容，用途和效果。她是新聞與大眾傳播教育協會的傳播科技部創始人，目前的研究項目包括四個聯邦政府資助的研究，以健康防禦計畫為基礎來實施互動媒體技術，而在外部資助的研究上，目前主要在探討數位和衛星無線電科技在傳播科技和社會變革的擴散效應。同時，她也曾獲得University Distinguished Research Faculty award。
著作：
- Lin, C. A. (2010). Media substitution: Adaptation, reinvention and displacement. Advances in the study of the diffusion of innovations: Theory, methods, and applications. In A. Vishwanath & B. George Barnett (Eds.), Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press Inc.
- Lin, C. A. (2010). Satellite Radio Adoption
Demand: Consumer Beliefs, Attitudes and Intentions. Journal of Broadcasting
& Electronic Media, 54(2).
- Wang, A. & Lin, C. A. (2010). Effects of
third-party endorsements on information strength and purchase intent:
Information relevancy vs. product communication form, Management Research News.
- Lin, C. A. (2010). Exploring the online radio
adoption decision-making process: Cognition, attitude and technology fluidity.
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 89(4), 884-899.
- Lin, C. A., Neafsey, P. J., & Anderson, E.
(2010). Advanced practice registered nurse usability testing of a tailored
computer-mediated health communication program. Computers, Informatics,
Nursing, 28 (1), 32-41.
- Lin, C. A. (2009). Effects of the Internet. In J.
Bryant & M.B., Oliver (Eds.), Media effects: Advances in theory and
research (3rd ed.) (pp. 567-591), New York, NY: Rutledge, Taylor and Francis
Group.
- Neafsey, P.J., Anderson, E., Coleman, C., Lin, C.
A., M’lan, C.E., & Walsh, S. (2009). Reducing Adverse Self-medication
Behaviors in Older Adults with the Next Generation Personal Education Program
(PEP-NG): Design and Methodology, Patient Preference and Adherence, 3, 323-334.
- Lin, C. A., Neafsey, P. J., & Strickler, Z.
(2009). Usability testing by older adults of a computer-mediated health
communication program. Journal of Health Communication, 14(2), 102-118.
- Neafsey, P.J., Anderson, E., Peabody, S., Lin, C., Strickler, Z. & Vaughn, K. (2008). Beta testing of a network-based health literacy program tailored for older adults with hypertension. Computers, Informatics and Nursing, 26(6), 311-319.