27 April 2026 —— Academic Seminar:

“When Do People Prefer to Be Asked or Told?” — The “Lock-and-Key” Model of Advice Acceptance and the Publication Journey in JAP.

The Department of Management was honoured to welcome Prof. Hong DENG for an academic seminar entitled
“When Do People Prefer to Be Asked or Told?” — The “Lock-and-Key” Model of Advice Acceptance and the Publication Journey in JAP.

During the seminar, Prof. Deng presented her high-impact research published in the Journal of Applied Psychology, illustrating how advice effectiveness depends on the alignment between advising style and individual preferences. She also shared her experience navigating multiple rounds of peer review, offering practical insights for aspiring researchers.

The seminar provided an enriching and intellectually stimulating experience for both faculty members and students.

“When Do People Prefer to Be Asked or Told?” — The “Lock-and-Key” Model of Advice Acceptance and the Publication Journey in JAP.