| Health Communication |
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| Volume 25(1), 2010 |
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Cho, Hyunyi, Hall, Jennifer G., Kosmoski, Carin, Fox, Rebekah L. Mastin, Teresa |
Tanning, skin cancer risk, and prevention: A content analysis of eight popular magazines that target female readers, 1997-2006 |
1-10 |
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| | The majority of tanning bed users in the U.S. are women | |
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gender
health
print journalism
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Shen, Lijiang |
The effect of message frame in anti-smoking public service annoucements on cognitive response and attitude toward smoking |
11-21 |
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| | This study investigated whether and how message frames in anti-smoking public service announcements (PSAs) affect individuals' cognition and attitude toward smoking | |
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theory
cognition
drugs
health
persuasion
broadcasting and media
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Olufowote, James Olumide |
Informed consent to treatment's sociohistorical discourse of traditionalism: A structurational analysis of radiology residents' accounts |
22-31 |
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| | Informed consent to treatment (IC) is designed to protect patient autonomy and control through disclosures and shared decisions | |
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health
interpersonal
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Nicotera, Anne Maydan, and Clinkscales, Marcia J. |
Nurses at the nexus: A case study in structurational divergence |
32-49 |
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| | Hospital-based nurses are institutionally positioned at a nexus where numerous social structures interpenetrate, compelling the individual to simultaneously fulfill obligations from multiple rules systems | |
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health
conflict
theory
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Peterson, Jeffery Chaichana |
CBPR in Indian country: Tensions and implications for health communication |
50-60 |
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| | There is a common perspective among public health researchers and community members that although health promotion or disease prevention practices, programs, and projects should be done with rather than to individuals and communities, for various practical, economic, political, and cultural reasons, this is easier said than done | |
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health
methodology
higher education
persuasion
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Ko, Deborah M., and Kim, Heejung S. |
Message framing and defensive processing: A cultural examination |
61-68 |
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| | Past research has shown that health messages on safer sexual practices that focus on relational consequences are more persuasive than messages that focus on personal consequences | |
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health
interpersonal
persuasion
theory
intercultural
cognition
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Lwin, May O., Stanaland, Andrea J. S., and Chan, Desmond |
Using protection motivation theory to predict condom usage and assess HIV health communication efficacy in Singapore |
69-79 |
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| | The number of individuals infected with HIV/AIDS continues to rise in Asia | |
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health
asia
cognition
theory
persuasion
homosexuality
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Bowleg, Lisa, Valera, Pamela, Teti, Michelle, and Tschann, Jeanne M. |
Silences, gestures, and words: Nonverbal and verbal communication about HIV/AIDS and condom Use in black heterosexual relationships |
80-90 |
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| | This qualitative study examined how 27 Black men and women, ages 22 to 50 years, in heterosexual relationships communicated verbally and nonverbally about HIV/AIDS and condom use before first time sex | |
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health
african american issues and civil rights
sexuality
interpersonal
nonverbal
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