[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Analysis of Factors Affecting Social Media Disaster Information Sharing among Young Adults: An Empirical Study Using SEM-PLS Approach

Peilong Li

doi:10.54254/2753-7102/11/2024107

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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Analysis of Factors Affecting Social Media Disaster Information Sharing among Young Adults: An Empirical Study Using SEM-PLS Approach

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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] Analysis of Factors Affecting Social Media Disaster Information Sharing among Young Adults: An Empirical Study Using SEM-PLS Approach

Peilong Li ^1*

¹ Henan Qimai Cultural Communication Co., Ltd.

^*Corresponding author: lipeilong1220@sina.com

Published on 18 October 2024

ASBR Vol.11

ISSN (Print): 2753-7110

ISSN (Online): 2753-7102

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Li,P. (2024). [RETRACTED ARTICLE] Analysis of Factors Affecting Social Media Disaster Information Sharing among Young Adults: An Empirical Study Using SEM-PLS Approach. Advances in Social Behavior Research,11,50-60.

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