2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsis.2018.12.001
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Enterprise reputation threats on social media: A case of data breach framing

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“…People generally use mental shortcuts-'heuristics' in cognitive psychology terms-when answering the questions due to possible limitations of the immediate memory or lack of information: They resort to the information available on the subject, even though it may be incomplete. This is what some authors refer to as WYSIATI, "what you see is all there is" [27,35].…”
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“…People generally use mental shortcuts-'heuristics' in cognitive psychology terms-when answering the questions due to possible limitations of the immediate memory or lack of information: They resort to the information available on the subject, even though it may be incomplete. This is what some authors refer to as WYSIATI, "what you see is all there is" [27,35].…”
Section: Measurementmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…In business and management studies, several authors defend an integrative view of reputation comprising the organization's corporate behavior, together with its culture, image, and ethical position, and how that integrative reputational perspective is managed [31][32][33][34][35]. Moreover, several scholars identify the main differences between image and corporate reputation: On the one hand, image is related to the present moment generating expectations as a result of partial excellence, and it is difficult to measure.…”
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“…[85] proposed a crisis communication model that divides the dimensions of the crisis message. Recently, [36] proposed the STREMII model that is cyclic and dynamic for social media, although the model is limited to response and recovery during natural disasters [117]. Crisis and emergency risk communication model (CERC) was adopted for social media by [118].…”
Section: Q3 What Are the Related Crisis Communication Theoreticalmentioning
confidence: 99%