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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"credibility judgments"”.

  1. Age differences in making credibility judgments of online health information

    … is important to understand how older adults make credibility judgments of online health information. For this purpose, I conducted two laboratory studies to explore how the credibility cues in message contents, website features and user reviews, which are widely used for online medication …

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  2. The Use of Downside Information to Enhance Investors' Credibility Judgments of Good News Management Forecasts

    … that managers can enhance their forecast credibility by supplementing their good news forecasts with downside information. I also document the boundary conditions of the credibility enhancement by the disclosure of downside information. First, I predict and find that the …

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  3. The use of downside information to enhance investors' credibility judgments of good news management forecasts

    … corporate managers face is how to enhance the credibility of their good news earnings forecasts. In the first part of my dissertation, I review the literature on two-sided advertisement from the marketing literature and the literature on management credibility in accounting. I also explain how …

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  4. The effect of the specificity of the risk disclosure language on investors' risk and credibility judgments

    … is realized, I find that investors have lower credibility judgments for managers who use less specific language in their risk disclosures than ones who use more specific language when they are aware of another level of specificity. I also find some evidence that participants infer that managers …

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