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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
2016	Why we trust online reviewers : the effect of compensatory control and perceived similarity on trustworthiness	Chanunya Kiatphaibool; Natnapin Kiatbampen; Nichamon Krongphanich
2013	When 'new' is not better : the effects of novelty, familiarity, and openness to experience on consumer preference	Mana Nampanwiwat
2016	Using Online Retail Therapy to Reduce Lingering Sadness	Chanitnant Ajanant; Phiraya Srinarong
2016	The relationship between types of narcissism and motivations for posting self-photography on instagram	Nuttha Paisarnsrisomsuk; Pechaya Tuntiwong; Sareda Lausangngam
2014	The relationship between self-esteem, narcissism, and extraversion and usage of instagram: a study on International Students of Chulalongkorn University	Varabhinan Paribatra; Rywin Ashirayangkura; Lin Chih Heng
2014	The relationship between materialism, level of individualism and collectivism and life satisfaction : a study of Thai undergraduates in international programs	Manussorn Chansakulporn; Walaipan Anotaiyuenyong; Saruda Chantrapanichkul
2016	The relationship between body dissatisfaction, self-esteem, thin media-ideal internalization, and parasocial relationships in Thai female undergraduates	Shin-Tae Kim; Natasha Nararidh; Raweena Pawa
2019	The relationship among level of intimacy, romantic attachment, coping strategies, and negative emotional experiences in young adults with ghosting experience	Piyaporn Prasertwit
2016	The moderating effect of mindfulness on the relationship between rumination and regret	Pitchaya Chulpaiboon; Matawan Srisawad; Khattaleya Limsakdakul
2020	The mediating role of motivation to defend in the relationships between empathy and defending behaviors among Thai secondary school students: a multi-group analysis	Jannapas Tubtimpairoj