Y. Patrick Hsieh

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Health research using Facebook to identify and recruit pregnant women who use electronic cigarettes: Internet-based nonrandomized pilot study

Suicide etiology in youth: Differences and similarities by sexual and gender minority status

Supplementing a survey with respondent Twitter data to measure e-cigarette information exposure

A nonprofit perspective on business-nonprofit partnerships: Extending the symbiotic sustainability model

Translation and visual cues: Towards creating a road map for limited English speakers to access translated Internet surveys in the United States

Patterns of Twitter Behavior Among Networks of Cannabis Dispensaries in California

Comparing twitter and online panels for survey recruitment of e-cigarette users and smokers

Interviewer falsification: current and best practices for prevention, detection, and mitigation

The implications of information and communication technology use for the social well-being of older adults

The implications of networked individualism for social participation: How mobile phone, e-mail, and IM networks afford social participation for rural residents in Taiwan

Check the phone book: Testing information and communication technology (ICT) recall aids for personal network surveys

Online political participation, civic talk, and media multiplexity: How Taiwanese citizens express political opinions on the Web

Online social networking skills: The social affordances approach to digital inequality

Succinct survey measures of web-use skills

Predictors and consequences of differentiated practices on social network sites

The welfare state in the 'information age': Hhollowing out or restructuring in the changing labour market in Singapore?