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Call for Unpublished Studies on Communication Resilience Processes

  • 1.  Call for Unpublished Studies on Communication Resilience Processes

    Posted 8 hours ago
    Edited by Kai Kuang 8 hours ago

    Dear colleagues,

    We are conducting a systematic review of empirical, survey-based studies examining communication resilience processes as conceptualized in the communication theory of resilience (CTR; Buzzanell, 2010, 2019).

    We are seeking unpublished studies that measured the enactment of one or more CTR resilience processes. Eligible studies may have:

    • Assessed one or more communication resilience processes using the Communication Resilience Process Scale (Wilson et al., 2021), the Dyadic Communicative Resilience Scale (Chernichky-Karcher et al., 2019), or another measure developed or adapted to assess CTR processes;
    • Examined associations between communication resilience processes and other predictors, mediators, moderators, or outcomes; and/or
    • Measured anticipatory resilience quantitatively from a CTR perspective.

    Studies are eligible regardless of whether communication resilience was treated as the primary construct or as one component of a broader analysis.

    We are especially interested in relevant work that has not yet been published, including conference papers or presentations, manuscripts under review or in preparation, working papers, theses, and dissertations. Studies with null, mixed, or otherwise unpublished findings are equally valuable.

    If you have conducted or know of a potentially eligible study, we would be grateful if you could contact us at kaikuang17@gmail.com. If possible, please provide a brief description of the study, including the sample, measures of communication resilience processes, variables examined in association with those processes, and the current status of the work.

    Please feel free to forward this message to colleagues or students who may have relevant research. We greatly appreciate your help in identifying studies that might otherwise be missed through conventional database searches.

    Kai Kuang, Steve Wilson, Josephine Boumis, Olivia Lavin, Fangdan Zhang



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    Kai Kuang
    Associate Professor
    School of Journalism & Communication, Tsinghua University
    Beijing
    China
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