Issue Date | Title | Author(s) | Relation | scopus | WOS | Fulltext/Archive link |
2019 | Narrative Advertisements and Narrative Processing (40% new materials from 1st ed.) | Chingching Chang | Advertising Theory 2nd ed. New York: Routledge (The US : Routledge) | | | |
2012 | News Coverage of Health-Related Issues and Its Impacts on Perceptions: Taiwan as an Example | Chingching Chang | Health Communication 27(2), 111-123 | | | |
2011 | Opinions From Others Like You: The Role of Perceived Source Similarity | Chingching Chang | Media Psychology 14(4), 415-441 | | | |
2003 | Party Bias in Political-Advertising Processing--Results from an Experiment Involving the 1998 Taipei Mayoral Election | Chingching Chang | Journal of Advertising 32(2), 55-67 | | | |
2005 | Personal Values, Advertising, and Smoking Motivation in Taiwanese Adolescents | Chingching Chang | Journal of Health Communication 10(7), 621-634 | | | |
2000 | Political advertising in Taiwan and the US: Across‐cultural comparison of the 1996 presidential election campaigns | Chingching Chang | Asian Journal of Communication 10(1), 1-17 | | | |
2007 | Politically Mobilizing vs. Demobilizing Media: A Mediation Model | Chingching Chang | Asian Journal of Communication 17(4), 362-380 | | | |
2009 | Psychological Motives Versus Health Concerns: Predicting Smoking Attitudes and Promoting Antismoking Attitudes | Chingching Chang | Health Communication 24(1), 1-11 | | | |
2004 | Relative judgments in competitive contexts | Chingching Chang | Advances in Consumer Research 31, 700-707 | | | |
2009 | Repetition Variation Strategies for Narrative Advertising | Chingching Chang | Journal of Advertising 38(3), 51-66 | | | |
2016 | Responses to conflicting information in computer-mediated communication: Gender difference as an example | Chingching Chang | New Media & Society 18(1), 5-24 | | | |
2013 | Seeing Is Believing: The Direct and Contingent Influence of Pictures in Health Promotion Advertising | Chingching Chang | Health Communication 28(8), 822-834 | | | |
2006 | Seeing the small picture: Ad-self versus ad-culture congruency in international advertising | Chingching Chang | Journal of Business and Psychology 20(3), 445-465 | | | |
2022 | Seeking Scientific Health Information for Empowerment: Empowered-Get-More-Empowered Effects | Chingching Chang | Science Communication 44(2), 169-199 | | | |
2002 | Self-Congruency as a Cue in Different Advertising-Processing Contexts | Chingching Chang | Communication Research 29(5), 503-536 | | | |
2015 | Self-construal and Facebook activities: Exploring differences in social interaction orientation | Chingching Chang | Computers in Human Behavior 53, 91-101 | | | |
2019 | Self-control-centered empowerment model: Health consciousness and health knowledge as drivers of empowerment-seeking through health communication | Chingching Chang | Health Communication 35(12), 1497-1508 | | | |
1997 | Should Women Emote? Perceptual Bias and Opinion Change in Response to Political Ads for Candidates of Different Genders | Hitchon, Jacqueline C.; Chingching Chang ; Harris, Rhonda | Political Communication 14(1), 49-69 | | | |
2021 | Strategic Voting Revisited: The Case of the 2018 Taipei City Mayoral Election | Wu, Chung-li ; Alex Min-Wei Lin; Chingching Chang | Japanese Journal of Political Science 22(3), 175-191 | | | |
2002 | Strategy in Taiwanese and us corporate web pages: A cross‐cultural comparison | James C. Tsao; Chingching Chang | Asian Journal of Communication 12(2), 1-29 | | | |