1. HOW MUCH KNOWLEDGE CAN THEY GAIN? WOMEN’S INFORMATION BEHAVIOR ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH WEBSITES IN THE CONTEXT OF HIV/AIDS PREVENTION Open Access Author: Chong, Jing Title: HOW MUCH KNOWLEDGE CAN THEY GAIN? WOMEN’S INFORMATION BEHAVIOR ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH WEBSITES IN THE CONTEXT OF HIV/AIDS PREVENTION Graduate Program: Information Sciences and Technology Keywords: eHealthinformation behaviorgender studieshealth communicationhealth educationHIV/AIDS File: Download Jing_Chong_PhD_Dissertation.pdf Committee Members: Lynette Kvasny, Dissertation Advisor/Co-AdvisorLynette Kvasny, Committee Chair/Co-ChairEileen M Trauth, Committee MemberMadhu Reddy, Committee MemberRoxanne Louise Parrott, Committee Member
2. AN EXPLORATION OF CONTEMPORARY KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER ISSUES IN HIGH-TECH OUTSOURCING USING SOCIAL EXCHANGE THEORY Open Access Author: Juntiwasarakij, Suwan Title: AN EXPLORATION OF CONTEMPORARY KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER ISSUES IN HIGH-TECH OUTSOURCING USING SOCIAL EXCHANGE THEORY Graduate Program: Information Sciences and Technology Keywords: cooperation competitionknowledge transfer File: Download S_JUNTIWASARAKIJ_MASTER_THESIS_FINAL.pdf Committee Members: Eileen M Trauth, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorEileen M Trauth, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
