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| Journal of Applied Communication |
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| Volume 35(2), 2007 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Gibson, Timothy A. |
Warning -- the existing media system may be toxic to your health: Health communication and the politics of media reform. |
125-132 |
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| | Our physical health depends, at least in part, upon the health of our media environment | |
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health
broadcasting and media
radio
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Gill, Elizabeth A., and Babrow, Austin S. |
To hope or to know: Coping with uncertainty and ambivalence in women's magazine breast cancer articles. |
133-155 |
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| | Breast cancer is one of the most feared diseases in contemporary Western society | |
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health
gender
print journalism
interpersonal
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Scholl, Juliann C. |
The use of humor to promote patient-centered care. |
156-176 |
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| | Medical practitioners and scholars are increasingly seeing the need for patient-centered care (PCC) which emphasizes both medical and emotional needs, patients' reasons for seeking care, and the enhancement of the patient-provider relationship | |
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health
humor
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Sparks, Lisa, Villagran, Melinda M., Parker-Raley, Jessica, and Cunningham, Cory B. |
A patient-centered approach to breaking bad news: Communication guidelines for health care providers. |
177-196 |
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| | This investigation takes a patient-centered approach to examining strategies physicians use to deliver bad news to patients | |
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health
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Rains, Stephen A. |
The anonymity effect: The influence of anonymity on perceptions of sources and information on health websites. |
197-214 |
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| | The study reported here examined the influence of anonymous sources on health websites on the perceptions and attitudes of information seekers | |
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health
cognition
privacy
persuasion
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